Jalna, Jul 29 (PTI) Reservation activist Manoj Jarange was admitted to a private hospital in Maharashtra's Jalna district on Tuesday after he complained of weakness and discomfort, a doctor at the facility said.

He was admitted to a hospital in Shahagad in the evening.

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Jarange suffered from hyperacidity, vomiting, and low blood pressure, a doctor from Sakunde Hospital said.

The medical team provided necessary treatment, and his condition is now stable. He will be discharged after observation, the hospital informed.

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Earlier in the day, the activist, who has undertaken several hunger strikes demanding a reservation for the Maratha community, warned of a fresh agitation on August 29.

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