The Finance Minister however appreciated the fact that the protest marches are going on peacefully.
"There are no leaders to lead the 'morchas' (protest march) taken out at various places across Maharashtra and their anger is mainly against the total failures of successive governments in the past which neglected them," Mungantiwar said on the sidelines of a function here, without naming the Congress-NCP.
It was the Congress-NCP government which ruled Maharashtra between 1999-2014.
Meanwhile, about the state's finances, Mungantiwar said, "our agriculture growth rate was 5.8 per cent and was much improved.
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