A statement has been released by  Nitin Gadkari, a  minister in Modi's government, who has already started getting offended by the Maratha movement. The minister by his statement has added fuel to the fire. Union minister Nitin Gadkari says the reservation is not a guarantee of employment as jobs are getting reduced.

When questions related to such demand by the current movement of Marathas and other communities for the reservation were asked to  Nitin Gadkari in Aurangabad in Maharashtra, he replied that even if reservation is given, there is no benefit since jobs are not there. Jobs in the bank have reduced due to IT. Government recruitment is halted. Where are the jobs?

Nitin Gadkari, pointing towards reservation on an economic basis, said that there is a concept which wants policymakers to consider the poor of every community. He said that one thinks that the poor are poor, they do not have any caste, creed or language. They have no religion, Muslim, Hindu or Maratha (caste), there is a clan in all the communities that do not have clothes to wear, there is no food to eat. '

It is to be noted that the movement of Lecture Maratha communities continues for the demand of 16 percent reservation in Maharashtra. In Pune, Nasik, Aurangabad, this movement was also violent; There were also many incidents that supported the fire. There were also reports of the suicide of youth in many places.

In the past, there was a meeting of various political parties along with Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis . In which the reservation was considered for reservation to the Maratha community within the purview of law. The government said that after the investigation of the legal process, it will be announced about the Maratha movement which will not affect the reservation given to other communities.

Explain that the opposition has been accusing Modi government and BJP of trying to end the reservation. At the same time, the BJP and the Prime Minister himself have said that no one can take any reservation. The opposition is trying to spread confusion. After his statement, Gadkari kept the same side and tweeted that there is no intention of the government to make reservations on an economic basis.