OBC activists' fast over quota enters seventh day; doctors say health deteriorating

In Maharashtra's Jalna district, activists Laxman Hake and Navnath Waghmare continue their seven-day hunger strike to safeguard OBC quota amid Maratha reservation disputes. Their health is deteriorating, prompting doctors' concern. OBC members support their cause, demanding withdrawal of a controversial government notification.
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