Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has directed police to take a zero-tolerance approach towards alleged religious conversions in connection with a case at the Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) unit in Nashik. During a high-level meeting, Fadnavis emphasized the need for a thorough investigation into the case, which involves serious allegations of rape, sexual harassment, and religious coercion. Seven individuals have been arrested, while one suspect, Nida Khan, remains at large. Fadnavis praised the Nashik police for their initial efforts in uncovering the case but stressed that the investigation must be comprehensive to ensure justice. Additionally, he called for intensified action in the Goregaon drugs case, where two MBA students died from suspected drug overdoses during a concert. Fadnavis highlighted the importance of addressing drug-related issues, stating that they impact the future of youth. He also reviewed other serious cases, including those involving a self-styled godman accused of multiple rapes and a sex racket in Amravati district, urging police to instill confidence in victims and gather credible evidence for prosecution.