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Government Shows Zero Tolerance for Exam Leaks
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The government has shown zero tolerance for exam leaks, with the introduction of an amendment to the anti-paper leak law. The amendment is aimed at preventing exam leaks and ensuring that students are not disadvantaged by such leaks.
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Government Shows Zero Tolerance for Exam Leaks
The government has shown zero tolerance for exam leaks, with the introduction of an amendment to the anti-paper leak law. The amendment is aimed at preventing exam leaks and ensuring that students are not disadvantaged by such leaks. The amendment was introduced by Union Minister Jitendra Singh, who said that the government has zero tolerance for exam leaks. The amendment is seen as a key step in preventing exam leaks and ensuring that students have a fair chance to succeed. The government has also taken steps to prevent exam leaks, including the use of technology to detect and prevent leaks.
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