Haryana’s Anti-Paper Leak Law Must Deliver Swift Justice: INLD
The bill raises prison terms to 5-10 years and fines to Rs 50 lakh for exam fraud, while service providers face higher penalties and longer bans.
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Opposition politicised anti-paper leak bill, says Kiren Rijiju
Union ministers criticized opposition parties for politicizing the Public Examinations Bill. They stated that opposition members focused on political matters instead of the bill. NDA MPs participated constructively in the parliamentary discussion on the bill. The government affirmed its commitment to the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill. This discussion occurred following widespread protests over the NEET-UG paper …
Haryana’s anti-paper leak law must deliver swift justice: INLD
Citing a July 28 Hindustan Times news report - Centre’s fast-track law proposal exposes gaps in Haryana Act, the former minister in a statement said that the youth of Haryana deserve a recruitment system based on merit, transparency and fairness
Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi Says 'Anti-Paper Leak Amendments Bill 2026' Not Enough To Curb Exam Leaks and Mafia
Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi kept his party's stand on the Anti-Paper Leak Amendments Bill 2026 calling not enough to fix education system of the country.Gaurav Gogoi accused the Narendra Modi government was unwilling to bring meaningful reforms in the education sector. Congress MP also questioned the grand welcome BJP MPs gave to former Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, who was forced to step
Paper Leak Issues Persist Despite New Laws: Randeep Surjewala
New Delhi, July 28: Congress MP Randeep Singh Surjewala has criticized the government’s approach to tackling paper leaks, stating that merely enacting laws will not stop these incidents. Speaking to the media on Tuesday, he highlighted that paper leaks are occurring almost daily across the country, with notable cases reported in Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Punjab. Surjewala accused the paper leak mafia of jeopardizing students’ futures and questio…
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