The Maharashtra government has officially supported the 130th Constitution Amendment Bill, 2025, which proposes the automatic removal of central or state ministers, including chief ministers and the prime minister, if they are jailed or detained for 30 consecutive days due to serious offenses. This support was communicated during a meeting with the joint parliamentary committee (JPC) in Mumbai. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis emphasized that the bill aims to enhance accountability and morality in politics, addressing public perceptions of immunity for those in power. However, he suggested a revision to the bill's current provision, proposing that the threshold for removal should apply only to offenses punishable by seven years or more, rather than the current five years. The JPC, led by BJP MP Aparajita Sarangi, is conducting consultations across various states to gather feedback, having already visited Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and Haryana. The committee plans to meet with legal experts in Maharashtra to further discuss the implications of the bill.