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Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis has announced plans to introduce the Special Public Safety Act, citing the presence of banned Maoist organizations in the state. The proposed law aims to address anti-national activities without infringing on citizens' personal freedoms. The bill has raised concerns among journalist organizations and will be discussed in the upcoming monsoon session of the state legislature.
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