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Anti Paper Leak Bill Rajya Sabha Rajya Sabha Passes Landmark Legislation

Anti Paper Leak Bill Rajya Sabha  Rajya Sabha Passes Landmark Legislation

Anti Paper Leak Bill Rajya Sabha Rajya Sabha Passes Landmark Legislation

 

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Anti Paper Leak Bill Rajya Sabha The Rajya Sabha has passed the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026 via a voice vote, securing full parliamentary approval for the landmark antipaper leak legislation. The Bill, which was passed by the Lok Sabha earlier in the week, seeks to establish stringent legal deterrence against organized syndicates, cheating rackets, and procedural malpractices in competitive national examinations.

Anti Paper Leak Bill Rajya Sabha – Opposition Walkout Over Committee Referral Demand

The passage of the Bill in the Upper House occurred amidst noisy scenes and a subsequent walkout staged by Opposition parties. Opposition members demanded that the proposed legislation be referred to a Parliamentary Standing Committee for detailed clause-by-clause scrutiny, raising concerns regarding central government oversight and administrative accountability. However, Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh maintained that immediate legislative action was imperative to restore faith among millions of students.

Anti Paper Leak Bill Rajya Sabha – Strict Penalties and Fast-Track Judicial Framework

The amended law introduces non-bailable offences for examination malpractices, laying down severe financial and penal consequences. Under its core provisions, individuals found guilty of leak orchestrations face imprisonment terms ranging from 5 to 10 years, alongside fines up to ₹10 crore for organized syndicates. Furthermore, the legislation empowers state governments and Union Territories to set up Special Fast-Track Courts to complete trials within three months.

Anti Paper Leak Bill Rajya Sabha – Path Cleared for Presidential Assent

With both Houses of Parliament having approved the measure, the Public Examinations Amendment Bill now awaits the formal assent of the President of India to become law. Once enacted, the statutory provisions will provide a unified legal framework across national testing agencies and state examination boards to safeguard competitive academic and recruitment exams nationwide.

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