Mumbai, Sept. 18 -- Amid unrest in the Other Backward Classes (OBC) community over reservation, four individuals tried to disrupt the speech of chief minister Devendra Fadnavis in Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar on Wednesday. They raised slogans demanding scrapping of the Hyderabad Gazette that was accepted by the state government as a valid document to issue Kunbi certificates to the Maratha community. Fadnavis, who was addressing a gathering to observe 'Marathwada Mukti Sangram' (Marathwada Liberation Day), termed the behaviour as inappropriate and an insult to freedom fighters who laid down their lives for the region. "I feel sad that some people are raising slogans during the Marathwada Mukti Sangram program. This is the biggest insult to the freedom fighters. May God give them good sense," an annoyed Fadnavis said. In Beed, two youths made an attempt to immolate themselves in front of the convoy of deputy chief minister Ajit Pawar. They too were opposing the government's decision on Hyderabad Gazette for Maratha quota. In Hingoli, a huge morcha was organized by the OBC community, led by OBC activists Laxman Hake and Navnath Waghmare. On the other hand, the Banjara community, which has been demanding status of Scheduled Tribe (ST), carried out morchas at three different places - Washim, Jalna and Jalgaon. Banjaras claim that they should get reservation under ST category based on the same Hyderabad Gazette."...