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Maharashtra Assembly Election 2024: Dalit, Muslim leaders meet Manoj Jarange for common minimum programme

Islamic scholar Sajjad Nomani slammed the BJP for 'dividing the nation on religious lines' and said a unified front was important to avoid splitting of votes during the Maharashtra Assembly Election 2024

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Several Dalit and Muslim leaders on Thursday, October 31, met Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange in Antarwali Sarati in Jalna and announced their commitment to formulate a "common minimum programme" for the November 20 Maharashtra Assembly Election 2024.

Addressing a gathering on the occasion, Jarange asked Dalits and Muslims to support candidates backed by him and also asked Marathas to do likewise for Dalit and Muslim candidates.

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