Parliament Debates Anti-Paper Leak Bill | Opposition Targets Government Over Police Action
The Lok Sabha resumed debate on the Public Examination Amendment Bill 2026, marking the second round of discussions following a stormy nine-hour session. The proposed
The Lok Sabha resumed debate on the Public Examination Amendment Bill 2026, marking the second round of discussions following a stormy nine-hour session. The proposed legislation seeks to introduce stringent measures to crack down on organized paper leak syndicates, exam fraud, and institutional cheating. The government presented the bill as a necessary step to safeguard the future of students and restore trust in the national examination system.
Meanwhile, opposition parties intensified their attack on the administration, raising strong objections over police action and the alleged use of force during recent student protests. Critics questioned the government for mishandling student demonstrations and demanded accountability regarding orders issued during the police response. Opposition members also accused the government of avoiding direct discussion on the specific provisions of the bill, while treasury benches countered that the opposition was politicizing the issue and shifting goalposts instead of addressing the core reforms aimed at securing competitive examinations.
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