The blunders committed by the MVA government resulted into the apex court striking down the law granting quota to Marathas in jobs and education, he told reporters. Rane demanded the government grant quota to Marathas as done by the erstwhile Devendra Fadnavis government. The government should also give a Rs 3,000 crore package to Marathas, Rane said.
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