Archive · 27 Jul 2026
Parliament adjourned amid uproar over anti-paper leak bill
The Parliament was adjourned on Monday because the opposition, led by the Congress party, was protesting about a paper leak in the NEET exams and some police actions.
They wanted to talk about these issues instead of discussing a new bill that would make penalties for paper leaks harsher.
The government, led by the BJP, said the opposition was deliberately delaying the important bill.
Both sides had different opinions on what should be discussed first.
Parliament was adjourned amid uproar over the anti-paper leak bill debate.
Congress and its allies protested the NEET paper leak and alleged police action.
BJP accused the opposition of stalling the Public Examinations Amendment Bill.
Kiren Rijiju urged the Congress to participate in the debate on the important bill.
Nishikant Dubey accused the opposition of having no moral standing on paper leaks.
- Who
- Members of Parliament, including Kiren Rijiju, Nishikant Dubey, and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra
- What
- Parliament adjourned amid uproar over the anti-paper leak bill debate
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Parliament House, India
- Why
- Opposition protests over NEET paper leak and alleged police action, government accuses opposition of stalling important legislation
Congress and Allies
BJP Government
Stalling the Bill Debate
Congress and Allies
The Congress party and its allies are protesting the NEET paper leak and alleged police action, demanding a discussion on these issues instead of the anti-paper leak bill.
BJP Government
The BJP government accuses the Congress of deliberately stalling the debate on the important Public Examinations Amendment Bill, which proposes harsher penalties for paper leaks.
- Bill Name
- Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026
- Date of Adjournment
- Monday
- Key Figures
- Kiren Rijiju, Nishikant Dubey, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra
- Opposition Demand
- Discussion on NEET paper leak and police action
- Government Accusation
- Congress stalling important legislation