Maharashtra government will take legal action against individuals identified as 'Crypto-Christians'. These individuals allegedly misuse their Hindu and reserved caste status. They secure educational, employment, and electoral benefits. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis addressed the legislative council on this serious issue. The government is also considering an anti-conversion bill. However, voluntary religious conversions will not be banned.
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