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Maratha survey may take 3 more months, state to tell High Court
Updated On: 07 August, 2018 07:02 AM IST | Mumbai | Dharmendra Jore
To submit affidavit during court hearing today on status of survey; five institutes working on project

The Marathas protest over reservation. File pic
The state government is all set to submit an affidavit in the Bombay High Court that the work on Maratha reservation, which is being carried out by the Backward Class Commission, might take some more time. The government has received a status report from the commission, as requested by the group of ministers and other stakeholders, for expediting the process. However, the analysis of the Maratha community's social, economic and educational backwardness is expected to take another three months, said sources.
CM Devendra Fadnavis had also said in a speech on a television channel on Sunday that the final decision was expected by November this year. According to sources, the government must tell the high court about the progress because of the simmering discontent among the Marathas and the ongoing protests. The court had advanced the hearing by a week to August 7 (Tuesday) in which further directions would be issued.
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