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Nashik: Hunger Strike Withdrawn, Tribal Activists Shift Protest To Mumbai With ‘Ulgulan Maha Morcha’
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· September 6, 2026
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Key points Tribal activists had been on a hunger strike for two weeks, but this has now ended. A protest over inadequate facilities in tribal residential schools has taken a new turn.
A protest over inadequate facilities in tribal residential schools has taken a new turn. Tribal activists had been on a hunger strike for two weeks, but this has now ended. Instead, they plan to hold a large protest march to push for changes. The march is expected to draw participants from across Maharashtra.
The activists are seeking action against several government officials, including a minister and department secretary. They want these officials to be removed from their posts.
Further details about the protest and its demands are available from the source, including the timing and location of the planned march.
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Published: September 6, 2026 ·
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