पेपरलीक संशोधन बिल पर मंत्री वैष्णव ने जवाब नहीं दिया:मीडिया के सवाल पर बोले- नेक्स्ट; PM मोदी ने आधी रात वीडियो जारी कर कहा था- सख्त कानून लाएंगे

According to reports from Dainik Bhaskar, the Indian Union Cabinet has granted approval to the proposed Paper Leak Amendment Bill, which aims to introduce stricter legal measures against examination irregularities. The legislation is expected to be formally introduced in Parliament on July 27. The development follows a video message released by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in which he emphasized the government's commitment to addressing the issue of paper leaks, describing it as a significant concern for students and their families.

During a subsequent press briefing intended to outline Cabinet decisions, Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw reportedly declined to provide specific details regarding the bill. When questioned by members of the media, the minister repeatedly responded with the word 'next.' In a brief exchange, Vaishnaw also remarked that no paper leaks were occurring at that moment, a comment interpreted by some as a lighthearted deflection.

While the Prime Minister's video message indicated that the bill would be discussed in the Cabinet on Friday, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju has clarified that the formal introduction of the bill in Parliament is scheduled for Monday, July 27. The government's push for this legislation comes amid growing public and political pressure to ensure the integrity of national examinations and to provide a more robust legal framework to deter future malpractice.