पेपर लीक संशोधन बिल को कैबिनेट की मंजूरी:27 जुलाई को संसद में पेश हो सकता है, मोदी का आधी रात मैसेज- सख्त कानून लाएंगे

According to a report by Dainik Bhaskar, the Indian Cabinet has granted approval to a new bill aimed at addressing the issue of examination paper leaks. The proposed legislation is expected to be introduced in Parliament on July 27. This development follows a series of administrative actions taken by the central government over the past two and a half months to address concerns regarding the integrity of national examinations and the impact of such leaks on students.

In a video message posted to his official social media handle, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the issue, describing paper leaks as a significant concern that causes distress to millions of students and their families. The Prime Minister noted that the government has already taken steps to apprehend those involved in recent incidents and has prioritized the rescheduling of examinations to ensure that students' academic years are not lost. He further stated that he has issued directives for the establishment of fast-track courts to expedite legal proceedings against those responsible for such irregularities.

The proposed bill represents a legislative effort to introduce stricter penalties for those found guilty of compromising examination processes. The announcement has drawn reactions from political figures, including opposition leaders, who have called for further accountability within the administrative framework. As the government prepares to table the bill in Parliament, the focus remains on the implementation of these legal measures and the broader objective of securing the examination system for future candidates.