Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange Patil was speaking to reporters as he left Jalna by foot and headed to Mumbai where he is expected to arrive on Jan 26 to begin his fast.
He also instructed the officials to carry out an accurate survey in a time-bound manner with the highest priority and asked them to go to villages, give information on notice boards and create awareness about the survey.
The party is expected to discuss the seat-sharing formula for the Lok Sabha polls and ways to ensure that it is not left shortchanged by the BJP and the Shiv Sena.
Rohit’s 800-km yatra, which aims to highlight the problems faced by the state’s youths, resumed on Friday after being temporarily suspended as the Maratha quota agitation peaked.