Archive · 27 Jul 2026
NDA leaders support anti-paper leak bill
NDA leaders are happy about a new law to stop exam paper leaks.
They say it will punish people who leak papers and protect students.
The law includes big punishments like 10 years in jail and huge fines.
Some people in the opposition say the government is using this issue for politics.
The leaders believe this law will stop the problem of paper leaks and make exams fair for students.
NDA leaders welcome the proposed anti-paper leak legislation.
The Bill includes provisions for 10 years imprisonment and heavy fines.
Bihar Minister Dilip Jaiswal supports the legislation, accusing the opposition of politicizing the issue.
West Bengal Minister Dilip Ghosh calls paper leaks a serious national problem.
JD(U) National Spokesperson Rajeev Ranjan Prasad says the Bill sends a clear message to those involved in exam fraud.
- Who
- NDA leaders, including BJP and JD(U) members
- What
- Support for the proposed anti-paper leak legislation
- When
- Monday
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- To prevent examination malpractices and safeguard students' futures
NDA Leaders
Opposition
Support for the Bill
NDA Leaders
NDA leaders welcome the proposed anti-paper leak legislation, stating it will prevent examination malpractices and safeguard students' futures.
Opposition
The opposition is trying to politicize the issue, accusing the government of misleading statements.
- Proposed Punishment
- 10 years imprisonment and a penalty of crores of rupees
- Bill Status
- Draft approved by the Union Cabinet, set to be introduced in Parliament
- Key Supporters
- BJP, JD(U), Bihar Minister Dilip Jaiswal, West Bengal Minister Dilip Ghosh, BJP MP Medha Kulkarni
- Opposition Accusation
- Politicizing the issue to disturb peace and harmony
- Impact on Students
- Paper leaks push students' futures into darkness