The Maharashtra government has issued guidelines restricting state employees' social media use, prohibiting criticism of current or future government policies. Employees are barred from sharing confidential documents without approval and must avoid banned websites and apps. Violations will result in disciplinary action under the Maharashtra Civil Services Rules, emphasizing responsible online conduct and separation of personal and official accounts.
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