MUMBAI, Sept. 15 -- Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis on Monday urged quota activist Manoj Jarange-Patil to reconsider his decision of going to Mumbai to launch an indefinite hunger strike at the city's Azad Maidan, saying that the protest during the Ganesh festival would cause inconvenience to devotees and was inappropriate. "I believe that holding a protest during Ganeshotsav, thereby causing inconvenience to Ganesh devotees, is not appropriate. I would appeal to those concerned to reconsider their decision," Fadnavis said. The chief minister was reacting to Jarange-Patil's announcement earlier in the day after the city police repeatedly denied permission for the demonstration at Azad Maidan, citing public safety risks during G...