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Cabinet Clears Tougher Anti-Paper Leak Bill with Up to 10-Year Jail and Rs 10 Crore Fine

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The Union Cabinet has approved amendments to the Prevention of Paper Leak law, proposing tougher penalties for those involved in examination paper leaks.

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Cabinet Clears Tougher Anti-Paper Leak Bill with Up to 10-Year Jail and Rs 10 Crore Fine

The Union Cabinet has approved amendments to the Prevention of Paper Leak law, proposing tougher penalties for those involved in examination paper leaks. The proposed legislation provides for a maximum jail term of 10 years and a fine of up to Rs 10 crore. The minimum imprisonment for individuals convicted in paper leak cases would be increased from the current three years. The amendments aim to prevent paper leaks and ensure the integrity of examinations. The Indian government has taken steps to prevent paper leaks and ensure the integrity of examinations. The amendments are expected to be tabled in the Parliament soon.

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Up to 10-Year Jail and Rs 10 Crore Fine: Cabinet Clears Tougher Anti-Paper Leak Bill

The Union cabinet has cleared a tougher anti-paper leak bill, which proposes up to 10 years in jail and a fine of up to Rs 10 crore for those involved in examination paper leaks. The bill aims to address the issue of examination paper leaks and prevent future incidents. According to the government, the bill will help to improve the integrity of the examination process and prevent future leaks. The move is part of a larger effort to address the issue of examination paper leaks and improve the overall quality of education in the country.

The Times of India

Cabinet Approves Stricter Anti-Paper Leak Bill with 10-Year Jail Term

The Union cabinet has cleared a tougher anti-paper leak bill, which proposes a maximum jail term of 10 years and a fine of up to Rs 10 crore for those involved in examination paper leaks. The new legislation aims to curb the increasing number of paper leaks in India. The proposed law also seeks to increase the minimum imprisonment for individuals convicted in paper leak cases from the current three years. The move is expected to deter individuals and organizations from engaging in such activities. The bill is now set to be tabled in the Parliament for further discussion and approval. The stricter penalties are seen as a significant step towards preventing paper leaks and ensuring the integrity of examinations in India.

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India Approves Tougher Anti-Paper Leak Bill

The Indian government has approved amendments to the Prevention of Paper Leak law, proposing tougher penalties for those involved in examination paper leaks. The new law provides for a maximum jail term of 10 years and a fine of up to Rs 10 crore. The amendments also seek to increase the minimum imprisonment for individuals convicted in paper leak cases from the current three years. The move is aimed at preventing examination paper leaks and ensuring the integrity of the education system. The new law is expected to be implemented soon.

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