Starred questions on Corporate Jihad and atrocities against women

• Women legislators' committee should review laws relating to sexual exploitation

• Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis issues directions

Mumbai – The incident involving alleged religious conversion and jihad at TCS in Nashik is an eye-opener. Nine cases have been registered in connection with the matter. Such cases follow a specific modus operandi (method of committing the crime). Although several laws are already in place, they are not being properly implemented. Therefore, a committee comprising women members from both the Legislative Assembly and the Legislative Council should be constituted to study the existing laws relating to sexual exploitation, review the need for amendments, and recommend appropriate corrective measures, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis directed.

CM Fadnavis directs a comprehensive review of anti-sexual harassment laws by a committee composed of female members

The directive comes amid starred questions raised on 'Corporate Jihad' & violence against women.#TCSNashik #Wipropic.twitter.com/e90Pfym1EK https://t.co/392qje4hFd

— Sanatan Prabhat (@SanatanPrabhat) June 24, 2026

He was replying during the Starred Question Hour in the Legislative Council, where the alleged TCS Corporate Jihad case in Nashik, harassment of women in various establishments and other related incidents were discussed. Starred questions were raised by Shiv Sena MLA Dr Manisha Kayande, BJP MLA Chitra Wagh, MLA Uma Khapre and MLA Madhavi Naik.

🚨 Maharashtra Assembly Session Update:
The serious issue of 150 Hindu girls facing religious harassment by a Muslim woman at the Government ITI in Solapur was raised by @KayandeDr in the Legislative Council today. 🏛️

Responding to the matter, Chief Minister Fadnavis has ordered… pic.twitter.com/Fagvvim4IZ

— Sanatan Prabhat (@SanatanPrabhat) June 24, 2026

The Chief Minister further said:

Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis

Complaints have been received regarding alleged cases of jihad and religious conversion at TCS, Wipro and the Government ITI in Solapur. In Solapur, an incident involving the alleged harassment of 150 girls has come to light. The matter will be investigated and action will be taken against those found guilty.
In Talegaon Dabhade, a woman who complained of alleged abuse at a Spanish company was dismissed from her job. A senior-level inquiry will be conducted within 15 days. Action will be taken against those found guilty, and no injustice will be allowed to be done to the victim.

At Wipro, a Hindu widow was also dismissed after she complained of alleged harassment. These incidents will also be thoroughly investigated.