PM Modi welcomes passage of anti-paper leak legislation

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has welcomed Parliament's passage of the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026, calling it a major step toward a trustworthy examination system.
In a video message, he said paper leaks have troubled central and state governments for decades and put students' futures at risk.
He said the new law contains stringent provisions and warned that no paper leak mafia would be spared, pointing to measures like special task forces and fast-track courts alongside wider education reforms and use of technology.

Implementation of the new law and any early enforcement actions against paper leak networks
Further reforms in the education system and expanded use of technology in examinations
How states cooperate with the Centre, including incorporation of state suggestions

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