Maharashtra's Vigilance in Action: Ensuring Security Amid Rising Threats
The Maharashtra government has canceled senior officials' leaves and initiated strict measures to counter potential threats. Under the Chief Minister's directive, measures include mock drills, cybersecurity vigilance, and enhanced coastal security. Emergency funds are allocated for exigencies, and actions against spreading fake news are emphasized amid regional tensions.

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The Maharashtra government has intensified its security measures by canceling leaves for top officials across health, disaster management, and other critical departments. This decisive action, led by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, stems from ongoing regional tensions, underscoring a proactive stance in safeguarding the state's well-being.
In a comprehensive meeting that included Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and key enforcement agencies, a multi-pronged strategy was formulated. The plan entails conducting mock drills, enhancing cybersecurity, and ensuring medical services remain operational. There's an emphasis on setting up district war rooms and keeping emergency power backup readiness.
The government is solicitous of social media's influence, mandating close cyber surveillance to thwart misinformation and potential threats. Coastal security will see improvements through rental of fishing trawlers. Emergency funds are promptly released to bolster preparedness, affirming Maharashtra's commitment to maintaining security at all costs.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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