After Assembly nod, Security Bill to curb Left-wing extremism tabled in Maharashtra council

The Bill was tabled by Yogesh Kadam, Minister of State for Home (Urban)

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Mumbai, Updated At : 05:24 PM Jul 11, 2025 IST

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The Maharashtra government on Friday tabled a Bill, which seeks to curb unlawful activities of Left-wing extremist outfits, in the legislative council, a day after it was passed by the Assembly.

The Maharashtra Special Public Security Bill was tabled in the upper house by Yogesh Kadam, Minister of State for Home (Urban).

The Bill was passed by the Assembly on Thursday.

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