Archive · 3 Sep 2025
Mumbai Police File FIRs Against Maratha Quota Protesters
After Manoj Jarange ended his hunger strike, Mumbai police took action against protesters.
They filed reports, called FIRs, against those who gathered illegally.
The protests demanded Maratha quota, causing traffic problems.
Initially, the police permitted the protest at Azad Maidan.
As the agitation began, many protesters blocked all roads leading to the protest site.
The government accepted most demands.
Jarange ended his fast after five days at Azad Maidan.
Mumbai Police filed FIRs against participants in the Maratha quota protest.
The FIRs were registered at Marine Drive and Dongri police stations.
Protesters were accused of assembling illegally.
The protest was led by Manoj Jarange.
The state government accepted most demands.
- Who
- Mumbai Police and protesters
- What
- Mumbai Police registered FIRs against protesters
- When
- September 3, 2025
- Where
- Marine Drive and Dongri stations in Mumbai
- Why
- For illegal assembly during the Maratha quota protest
Protesters
Mumbai Police
Right to Assemble
Protesters
Asserting the right to protest and assemble to support the Maratha quota demand.
Mumbai Police
Enforcing laws against illegal assembly and managing public order.
- Protest Leader
- Manoj Jarange
- Charges
- Illegal Assembly
- Location
- Mumbai (Marine Drive, Dongri, Azad Maidan)
- Police Action
- Registered two FIRs
- Protest Purpose
- Maratha quota demand
- Government Response
- Accepted most demands
