Maratha reservation activist Manoj Jarange on Thursday warned that the Maharashtra government would be responsible if he suffers health complications during his planned indefinite hunger strike, which he said would begin under the open sky amid extreme summer heat from May 30, reported PTI. Jarange, who has been spearheading the Maratha reservation movement in Maharashtra, said he had already given the state government enough time for discussions and implementation of the community’s demands. The activist has set a May 29 deadline for the government to distribute Kunbi caste certificates in the Marathwada region. Jarange warns of indefinite fast without shelter Addressing reporters at Antarwali Sarati village in Jalna district, the Maratha reservation activist said this phase of the agitation would be more intense than his previous protests, reported PTI. “I have already given enough time for discussions. Now the time has come to take a tougher stand. If I die due to heatstroke, the chief minister and the government will be responsible,” Jarange said. He announced that he would sit on the indefinite fast directly …