Not in the Mughal Empire. One of its most notable features of the Empire was that Hindu women weren’t converted upon marriage to emperors, which led to children being accustomed to Hinduism at an extremely early age.
No, they didn’t. They did some rather bloody sacks, that is true, but the Mughals preferred to tax revenue rather than sacking and looting everything. The same isn’t true about the Marathas, who raided pretty much everything, including temples, even within their own territory. The distinction is that the Marathas didn’t really have control over their army, while the Mughals did.
On the contrary, during Mughal rule,
there was forcible conversion of Muslims to Hinduism. Clearly, things are a lot more nuanced than “tolerant” Hindus being converted by “evil” Muslims.