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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.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken a significant step to bring transparency, credibility and technology-based reforms in the exam system. A high-level task force headed by Nandan Nilekani has been announced and will make recommendations for comprehensive reform of the exam system.
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.
The government is taking strict action to curb exam irregularities. Minister Joshi has informed that those involved in exam irregularities will be punished with 10 years in prison and a fine of up to Rs.10 crore.
Those who play with the future of our youth will not be spared for any reason. "Strict action will be taken against those who harm the dreams of the youth, including the question paper leak," Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given a clear message. Emphasis has been placed on a fast-track judicial system to give speedy punishment to the culprits.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that preventing question paper leaks is not just the government's responsibility; it is the national responsibility of the entire country.
The demand to change the examination system itself has become louder once again. Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi interacted with students and their parents during the 'Chatron Ki Goonj' campaign held in Uttarakhand. He opined that fundamental reforms are needed in the examination system.
The Governor has issued an order suspending Shivashankarappa Sahukar, who was the Chairman of the Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC). This development has brought about a significant change in the KPSC sector.
Youth Congress workers held a cycle rally and protested against the NEET question paper leak case. The protesters demanded transparency in the examination system and protection of the future of students, and demanded that the Union Education Minister take moral responsibility and resign.
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has given a message of courage and confidence to the students preparing for the NEET re-examination. He has called on them to face the exam with full concentration without any fear or anxiety about the exam. The Minister, who has said that there should be faith in the hard work and ability of the students, said that the government is committed to ensuring transparency and fairness in the examination process.
A glitch has come to light during the allocation of NEET examination centres. A candidate who had applied for the examination in Nagpur, Maharashtra, was allotted an Abu Dhabi examination centre thousands of kilometres away. The blunder came to light after checking the hall ticket, and students and parents have expressed concern.
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