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PM Modi hails anti-paper leak bill in late night video
Times of India··31 Jul
Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed passage of the anti-paper leak bill in a late night video on July 30, saying children's futures will not be compromised. The message framed the legislation as protection for young exam candidates after the NEET-UG 2026 leak controversy. It followed Lok Sabha clearance of the Public Examinations Amendment Bill amid continued student protest fallout.
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What It Means For You
- Students preparing for competitive exams may see stronger deterrents if the amended anti-paper leak law is enforced rigorously.
- Parents want assurance that tougher penalties translate into secure examinations, not just legislative symbolism after the NEET leak.
- Anyone involved in exam administration faces higher legal risk under the bill Modi hailed in his July 30 video message.
What's Happening
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed passage of the anti-paper leak bill in a late night video on July 30.
- Modi said children's futures will not be compromised, framing the legislation as protection for young exam candidates.
- The message followed Lok Sabha clearance of the Public Examinations Amendment Bill amid NEET protest fallout.
Children's Future Won't Be Compromised
- Student protests over the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak disrupted Parliament for much of the Monsoon session.
- The bill proposes stiff penalties for organised exam fraud following nationwide demands for accountability.
- Modi's video outreach reflects government effort to reassure youth after weeks of agitation over exam integrity.
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