Anti-paper leak bill testifies govt's resolve for zero tolerance towards exam leaks: Jitendra Singh in Raj
The Rajya Sabha debated the Public Examinations Amendment Bill, 2026, on Thursday. This bill aims to prevent unfair means and paper leaks in public examinations. Offenders face imprisonment from five to ten years and significant fines. Investigations into leak cases must be completed within two months. Special fast-track courts will expedite trials and ensure swift justice.
The Rajya Sabha debated the Public Examinations Amendment Bill, 2026, on Thursday. This bill aims to prevent unfair means and paper leaks in public examinations. Offenders face imprisonment from five to ten years and significant fines. Investigations into leak cases must be completed within two months. Special fast-track courts will expedite trials and ensure swift justice.
