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Seven states in India governed by the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) are actively pursuing reforms aligned with the Jan Vishwas Act. This Act aims to decriminalize minor offenses, replacing prison sentences with fines to foster a more predictable and business-friendly investment environment. States like Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Haryana, Odisha, and Tripura have either approved ordinances, passed bills, or are in the process of amending various laws to reduce criminal penalties for technical non-compliance, rationalize compliance requirements, and boost entrepreneurship. These reforms are intended to create a trust-based governance system, reduce litigation, and provide regulatory clarity.

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Seven Indian States Embrace Business-Friendly Reforms Inspired by Jan Vishwas Act

New Delhi – November 21, 2025 – In a move aimed at boosting entrepreneurship and creating a more predictable investment climate, seven states governed by the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) are actively implementing reforms inspired by the Jan Vishwas Act. The act focuses on decriminalizing minor offenses, replacing jail time with fines for technical and procedural non-compliances.

Maharashtra has already approved the Jan Vishwas Ordinance, modernizing penalty frameworks across multiple departments. Other states are following suit. Gujarat has implemented one of the most extensive clean-ups, amending a large number of provisions.

These reforms are expected to significantly reduce litigation, provide greater regulatory clarity, and foster a trust-based governance system.

Analysts predict that these changes will significantly improve the ease of doing business in these states, attracting both domestic and international investment.

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