Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Anti Paper Leak Bill Passed Amid Parliamentary Chaos
The Anti Paper Leak Bill was passed in the Lok Sabha by a voice vote.
The bill's passage was marked by a lot of shouting and chaos in the parliament.
The government says the bill is important to stop exam papers from leaking, while the opposition says it was passed too quickly without enough discussion.
The Anti Paper Leak Bill was passed in Lok Sabha by voice vote.
The voting took place amid sloganeering and ruckus in Parliament.
MoS Jitendra Singh tabled the bill and presided over the voting.
The government and opposition traded barbs during the proceedings.
The opposition alleges the bill was rushed through without adequate debate.
- Who
- Union Government and Opposition parties
- What
- Passage of the Anti Paper Leak Bill
- When
- During the current parliamentary session
- Where
- Lok Sabha, Indian Parliament
- Why
- To prevent paper leaks and ensure fair examinations, according to the government; rushed through without debate, according to the opposition.
Opposition's View
Government's View
Bill's Passage
Opposition's View
The opposition argues that the bill was passed without adequate discussion and debate, alleging it was rushed through the house.
Government's View
The government maintains that the bill is necessary to prevent paper leaks and ensure fair examinations, and that it was passed through due parliamentary process.
- Bill Name
- Anti Paper Leak Bill
- House
- Lok Sabha
- Voting Method
- Voice Vote
- Presiding Officer
- MoS Jitendra Singh
- Parliamentary Atmosphere
- Chaotic with sloganeering and ruckus