Jarange, who had entered the 18th day of his fast at the time of the address, said he was too physically exhausted to continue a long journey with thousands of supporters travelling behind him. He asked Maratha community members not to follow his vehicle after he left Patoda. Instead, he urged them to meet him directly at Khopoli.
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