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The Public Examinations Amendment Bill, 2026 has been passed in both houses of Parliament. Responding through an Instagram video, Prime Minister Modi made it clear that no mafia playing with the future of children, including question paper leaks, will go unpunished. He said the government will continue to take strict measures to strengthen transparency and trust in the examination system.
The question paper leak prevention bill is likely to be tabled in the Rajya Sabha today. The opposition parties have also demanded a discussion on the Ram temple donation issue, keeping everyone's attention on the important developments in the Parliament session.
Despite huge uproar from opposition parties, the Anti Paper Leak Bill has been passed in the Lok Sabha. The central government has introduced this important bill with the aim of curbing examination irregularities and question paper leaks. Under the new law, strict action can be taken against those involved in examination irregularities. Here is the discussion in the Lok Sabha, the objections of the opposition parties and the main points of the bill.
The parliamentary crisis over the Question Paper Leak Prevention Bill has come to an end. An important debate on the bill will be held in the Lok Sabha today, drawing attention to measures to prevent exam malpractice.
With the aim of preventing examination irregularities and question paper leaks, the Central Government has tabled the Examination, Prevention of Irregularities (Amendment) Bill 2026 in the Lok Sabha. Get live updates on the key points of the bill, parliamentary debate and latest developments here.
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