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Indian hunger-strike leader continues fast despite agreeing to take water

Maratha reservation activist Manoj Jarange reportedly agrees to take water but refuses to call off his ongoing fast.

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A prolonged protest fast could trigger health consequences and broader public disorder if tensions rise.

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