Govt introduces bill to penalise paper leak in Lok Sabha amid Opposition protest
I request you to cooperate.”“I will provide adequate time for discussion on this issue. That is the essence of democracy, that everyone’s views and opinions are heard.”“I appeal to the House to discuss the matter here rather than elsewhere. Hold the dialogue in the House and place your views and opinions before Parliament,” Birla said before adjourning the House till 2pm.ABOUT THE AUTHORNeha LM TripathiNeha LM Tripathi is a Special Correspondent with the National Political Bureau of Hindustan Times.
- ▪I request you to cooperate.”“I will provide adequate time for discussion on this issue.
- ▪That is the essence of democracy, that everyone’s views and opinions are heard.”“I appeal to the House to discuss the matter here rather than elsewhere.
- ▪Hold the dialogue in the House and place your views and opinions before Parliament,” Birla said before adjourning the House till 2pm.ABOUT THE AUTHORNeha LM TripathiNeha LM Tripathi is a Special Correspondent with the National Political Bur
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HomeNextGovt introduces bill to penalise paper leak in Lok Sabha amid Opposition protestThe government aims to tighten the paper leak rules after thousands of students came on streets demanding accountability for NEET paper leakPublished on: Jul 27, 2026, 13:54:42 ISTBy Neha LM Tripathi, New DelhiPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link The government, on Monday, introduced ‘The Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026’ in Lok Sabha amid continued protest by the Opposition that demanded home minister Amit Shah’s accountability for the use of pellet guns against the student protestors last week.Lok Sabha speaker Om Birla passed the bill after majority votes.
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