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India's New Anti-Paper Leak Law Brings Stricter Penalties and Faster Trials

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India has enacted a tougher anti-paper leak law that is now in force nationwide. Under the new legislation, investigations into examination fraud must be completed within two months. Cases will be heard in fast-track courts to ensure speedier resolutions. Individuals found guilty of leaking exam papers can face up to ten years in prison along with heavy fines. Organized cheating networks will attract even stricter punishment, aiming to deter large-scale examination malpractice.

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