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IN PHOTOS: Abhijeet Dipke urges Manoj Jarange Patil to withdraw 14-day hunger strike

Updated On: 11 September, 2026 03:57 PM IST | Janhavi Pingale

Abhijeet Dipke met Manoj Jarange Patil amid his ongoing hunger strike and inquired about his health. Jarange Patil has been on hunger strike for 14 days, prompting Dipke to appeal to him to withdraw the fast and take care of his health, saying Maharashtra needs him. (Pic/X)

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Dipke criticised the government over the lack of adequate education and employment opportunities for youth in rural areas of Maharashtra
Dipke criticised the government over the lack of adequate education and employment opportunities for youth in rural areas of Maharashtra
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The meeting comes amid the ongoing agitation led by Manoj Jarange Patil, with his health becoming an increasing concern during the prolonged fast
The meeting comes amid the ongoing agitation led by Manoj Jarange Patil, with his health becoming an increasing concern during the prolonged fast
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The meeting took place as Jarange Patil continued his hunger strike, with concerns over his health remaining a key focus of the interaction
The meeting took place as Jarange Patil continued his hunger strike, with concerns over his health remaining a key focus of the interaction
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Dipke appeals to Manoj Jarange Patil to withdraw his 14-day hunger strike, saying Maharashtra needs him and urging him to prioritise his health
Dipke appeals to Manoj Jarange Patil to withdraw his 14-day hunger strike, saying Maharashtra needs him and urging him to prioritise his health
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Abhijeet Dipke meets Manoj Jarange Patil during his ongoing hunger strike and inquires about his health
Abhijeet Dipke meets Manoj Jarange Patil during his ongoing hunger strike and inquires about his health

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