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Maharashtra Assembly repeals 80 obsolete laws to streamline governance
Updated On: 17 March, 2026 08:23 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Presenting the government’s position, Minister Ashish Shelar said several laws had become redundant due to constitutional changes, reorganisation of states, and the enactment of new legislation over the years. He noted that retaining such outdated provisions was creating ambiguity in governance
The state government undertook a comprehensive review of existing laws and identified those no longer in use for repeal. Representational pic
The Maharashtra Legislative Assembly on Tuesday passed a Bill to repeal 80 obsolete Acts and laws, in a move aimed at improving governance and streamlining administrative processes.
The Maharashtra Repealing Bill, 2026 (Assembly Bill No. 17), was introduced by General Administration Minister Ashish Shelar and cleared by the House after a detailed discussion.
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