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Parliament Passes Anti-Paper Leak Bill With Stricter Penalties for Exam Fraud

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The Indian Parliament has approved the Public Examination Amendment Bill after it cleared both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. The legislation introduces tougher penalties, including jail terms and heavy fines, for individuals involved in paper leaks and exam malpractices. AAP MP Raghav Chadha voiced his support for the Bill in the Rajya Sabha, emphasizing the need for institutional solutions to address the examination integrity crisis. Chadha praised the legislation as a historic step in tackling the widespread problem of unfair means in public examinations.

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