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Maharashtra CM calls all-party meeting amid intensified Maratha quota agitation

Mid-Day Tuesday, 31 October 2023
Shinde will apprise opposition leaders of the government`s plans to handle the situation and seek their support, said an official in the Chief Minister`s Office
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