NewsTrack: Lok Sabha Passes Anti-Paper Leak Bill | Rahul Gandhi Attacks Amit Shah Over Pellet Guns
The Lok Sabha has passed the Public Examination Amendment Bill to curb paper leaks, tighten examination systems, and enforce strict penalties, including confiscation of property
The Lok Sabha has passed the Public Examination Amendment Bill to curb paper leaks, tighten examination systems, and enforce strict penalties, including confiscation of property. During the debate, Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi launched a sharp attack against Home Minister Amit Shah over police action during a July 20 protest, alleging the use of pellet guns against students. The BJP rejected the charge, clarifying that only tear smoke was used, which led to Gandhi's remarks being expunged.
On 'News Track', host Maria Shakil discussed the legal and administrative aspects of the bill with Supreme Court Senior Advocate Mahesh Jethmalani and IIM Calcutta Director Dr. Alok Kumar Rai. Jethmalani highlighted provisions for fast-tracked trials and central task force investigations, while Dr. Rai detailed the institutional design needed to protect exam integrity. Additionally, Parliament saw a unique debate featuring Gen Z internet slang like 'FOMO' and 'delulu' used by both treasury and opposition benches.
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