<h1>Government and state disputes over tariffs, farm loan waivers, welfare eligibility, minister cleared in fraud, reservation demands, electoral claims</h1> Union and state actions and disputes in the Western Region raise multiple legal and compliance issues: the national government defends trade tariffs and refusal to permit agricultural imports on grounds of protecting farmers' legal and economic interests amid U.S. measures; a state government has preliminarily identified millions of potentially ineligible social-benefit recipients, implicating administrative review and restitution processes; a ruling coalition reiterates intent to honor a promised farm loan waiver, implicating fiscal and statutory implementation; a special court acquitted a state minister in a decades-old rebate fraud case, concluding criminal liability; demands for caste-based reservation within legal parameters and allegations of electoral 'vote theft' pose potential litigation and electoral-law scrutiny.