Archive · 4 Sep 2025
Mumbai Police Files FIRs After Maratha Quota Protests
In Mumbai, the police are taking legal action against people protesting for Maratha quota.
The protesters blocked roads, causing traffic problems, and held unauthorized gatherings.
Over five days, about 65,000 people participated in the protests.
The police have filed several reports, called FIRs, against unknown individuals involved in the protests.
These reports are related to the disruption caused by the protests.
Mumbai police filed nine FIRs against protesters.
Protests caused traffic jams and road blockades.
Around 65,000 protesters gathered in Mumbai.
FIRs identify protesters as 'unknown persons'.
Protests lasted for five days, disrupting daily life.
- Who
- Maratha quota protesters
- What
- Faced FIRs after protests
- When
- August 29 to September 2
- Where
- Mumbai, various locations
- Why
- Protesting for Maratha reservation
- Incident
- Maratha reservation agitation
- Police Action
- Nine FIRs filed
- Participants
- 65,000 protesters
- Locations
- Azad Maidan, CSMT, Fort areas
- Charges
- Unspecified
Sources
Maratha Reservation Protest: FIR Filed Against 8–10 Protesters After They Attempt To Storm CCI's Premises In Mumbai’s Marine Drive
Maratha quota protest: Mumbai police file 9 FIRs against agitators on charges of unlawful assembly, wrongful restraint