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Bill proposes 3-month deadline for high courts to resolve paper leak appeals

A new bill has been proposed that seeks to make the investigation and judicial process in paper leak cases time-bound. The legislation would require high courts to dispose of appeals related to examination paper leaks within a three-month deadline. The move aims to bring greater accountability and speed to cases involving leaked question papers, which have disrupted public examinations across India. By setting a fixed timeline, the bill intends to reduce prolonged legal uncertainty for affected students and institutions.

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