Archive · 28 Jul 2026
Kishan Reddy Criticizes Congress Over Anti-Paper Leak Bill
Union Minister G Kishan Reddy introduced a new bill in Parliament to stop exam cheating and paper leaks.
He said the government made this bill to help students and make exams fair.
The Congress party is against this bill, but the government says Congress is blocking important changes.
The government wants everyone to work together to stop exam cheating and protect students.
They also talked about past problems and how the government is trying to make things better for everyone.
Union Minister G Kishan Reddy introduced the Prevention of Public Examinations Malpractices Bill 2026 in Parliament.
The bill aims to address exam malpractices and establish tougher penalties for paper leaks.
The government accuses Congress of blocking important reforms and demands accountability for past paper leaks.
Congress opposes the bill, accusing the government of political motives.
The government calls for constructive debate and support from opposition parties.
- Who
- Union Minister G Kishan Reddy, Congress, Opposition parties
- What
- Introduction of the Prevention of Public Examinations Malpractices Bill 2026
- When
- Bill introduced in Parliament, media address on Monday
- Where
- Hyderabad/New Delhi
- Why
- To address exam malpractices and protect student welfare
Government's Perspective
Congress's Perspective
Need for the Bill
Government's Perspective
The government believes the bill is necessary to address exam malpractices and protect student welfare.
Congress's Perspective
Congress opposes the bill, accusing the government of political motives.
Accountability for Past Incidents
Government's Perspective
The government demands accountability from Congress for past paper leaks during their tenure.
Congress's Perspective
Congress claims the current government is responsible for recent exam-related issues.
- Bill Name
- Prevention of Public Examinations Malpractices Bill 2026
- Bill Status
- Approved by the Cabinet, introduced in Parliament
- Key Provisions
- Tougher penalties and deterrent measures against exam paper leaks
- Government's Stance
- Proactive legislation to deter future violations
- Congress's Stance
- Opposition to the bill, accusations of political motives
- Historical Context
- Government highlights Congress's past actions, including suppression of protests and imposition of Emergency
- Government's Appeal
- Calls for constructive debate and support from opposition parties
- Government's Commitment
- Focus on national reforms and justice for Telangana martyrs