Archive · 23 Jul 2026
CM DKS urges strict action on exam paper leaks
Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has urged the Union Government to take strict action against those responsible for exam paper leaks.
He emphasized that this issue is not political but concerns the future of India's youth.
Over 100 incidents of exam paper leaks have been reported, undermining the aspirations of many students.
Shivakumar called for a discussion in Parliament and criticized the handling of protests, alleging police action and media restrictions.
He also dismissed allegations of 'Kotwal-style administration' in Karnataka, stating his commitment to clean politics and transparent governance.
Chief Minister DK Shivakumar urged the Union Government to take strict action against exam paper leaks.
Over 100 incidents of exam paper leaks have been reported, affecting students' future.
Shivakumar called for a discussion in Parliament and criticized the handling of protests.
He dismissed allegations of 'Kotwal-style administration' in Karnataka, emphasizing clean politics.
Legal action will be taken against those involved in the egg-throwing incident targeting the Congress office.
- Who
- Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, Union Government, Students across India
- What
- Demands for strict action against exam paper leaks and accountability from the Union Government
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Bengaluru
- Why
- To address the repeated incidents of exam paper leaks and their impact on students' future
Karnataka Government
Union Government
Accountability for Exam Paper Leaks
Karnataka Government
The Karnataka government demands strict action and accountability from the Union Government for repeated exam paper leaks, emphasizing that the issue is not political but concerns the future of India's youth.
Union Government
The Union Government has been criticized for not addressing the issue promptly and for potentially shielding those responsible.
Handling of Protests
Karnataka Government
The Karnataka government criticizes the handling of protests against exam paper leaks, alleging police action and media restrictions.
Union Government
The Union Government has not directly addressed these allegations but has stated that legal action will be taken against those involved in violent protests, such as the egg-throwing incident.
- Chief Minister
- DK Shivakumar
- Location
- Bengaluru
- Issue
- Exam paper leaks
- Number of Incidents
- More than 100
- Protests
- Police action and media restrictions alleged
- Egg-throwing Incident
- Legal action to be taken