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"Making allegations all day won't yield anything for youth": Fadnavis hits out at Rahul Gandhi over Amit Shah remarks

What Happened After Rahul Gandhi's Remarks On Amit Shah? Inside Story.

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What Happened After Rahul Gandhi's Remarks On Amit Shah? Inside Story

Sources said Kiren Rijiju met Congress leaders in the presence of Speaker Om Birla.

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Rahul Gandhi Accuses Amit Shah and RSS in Lok Sabha

In a Lok Sabha debate on Tuesday, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi accused BJP's Amit Shah of failing to protect students protesting against government policies. He further criticized the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) for allegedly manipulating the education system and shaping student attitudes towards protests. The Economic Times reported that Kerala Cyber Police have registered a case against RSS leader Mohandas for derogatory remarks made against protesters.

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Rahul Gandhi Lok Sabha Speech: Rahul Attacks BJP, RSS & Amit Shah Over Paper Leak & Police Brutality

'No Student Is Idiot Or Andhbhakt': BJP Hits Back At Rahul Gandhi Over Remarks In Lok Sabha | India News 'Student, idiot, and andh bhakts': Rahul Gandhi's speech creates uproar in Parliament debate Uproar In Lok Sabha Over Rahul Gandhi's 'Idiot' Reference; Rijiju Says Unparliamentary.

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Protests Erupt in Lok Sabha Over Rahul Gandhi's Statement on Amit Shah

Protests erupted in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday over Rahul Gandhi's statement that Home Minister Amit Shah ordered firing against students. The BJP sought proof from Rahul Gandhi for his claims against Home Minister Amit Shah and asked on what basis he levelled such allegations. The protests led to brief adjournments in both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha. The Opposition demanded discussions and accountability on the police brutality during the Jantar Mantar protests. The BJP has denied the allegations made by Rahul Gandhi. The matter is likely to be taken up in the next session of Parliament.

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Rahul Gandhi's Remarks Spark Uproar in Lok Sabha; Rijiju Seeks Apology

Rahul Gandhi's remarks in the Lok Sabha sparked an uproar on July 29, 2026, with Union Minister Rijiju seeking an apology from the Congress leader. Gandhi's comments were made during a debate on the anti-paper leak issue, and they were seen as provocative by some members of the House. Rijiju, who was present in the Lok Sabha, sought an apology from Gandhi, saying that his remarks were unacceptable. The incident has sparked a controversy, with some members of the Congress party defending Gandhi's comments. The Lok Sabha proceedings were adjourned for the day due to the commotion.

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Rahul Gandhi Debates Anti-Paper Leaks Law in Lok Sabha

Rahul Gandhi debated the anti-paper leaks law in Lok Sabha, arguing that the law is an attack on the freedom of the press. Gandhi claimed that the law is an attempt to silence the media and stifle dissent. The law, which was introduced by the government, aims to prevent the leak of sensitive information. Gandhi argued that the law is an overreach of the government's authority and that it will have a chilling effect on the media. The opposition parties have also criticized the law, arguing that it is an attempt to muzzle the media. The government has defended the law, arguing that it is necessary to prevent the leak of sensitive information. The debate in Lok Sabha highlighted the tension between the government and the media, with the opposition parties accusing the government of trying to silence the press. The government has maintained that the law is necessary to prevent the leak of sensitive information and to protect national security.

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Centre Defends Anti-Paper Leak Law in Lok Sabha Debate

The Centre has defended the proposed anti-paper leak law in the Lok Sabha, while the Opposition has slammed the government's action against student protesters. The debate has sparked intense discussion on the issue. The government has argued that the proposed law is a stronger safeguard against examination malpractice, while the Opposition has argued that the 2024 law had already failed to prevent paper leaks. The Lok Sabha has taken up discussion on the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026. The debate has highlighted the need for a more effective solution to prevent paper leaks.

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Gaurav Gogoi Criticizes Centre Over Paper Leak Law

Gaurav Gogoi, a prominent Congress leader, has publicly criticized the central government for its failure to effectively address the issue of exam paper leaks. During a recent statement, he highlighted that 44 out of the 45 individuals accused in the 2024 NEET-UG paper leak case have already been granted bail, raising concerns about the government's seriousness in tackling this persistent problem. Gogoi's remarks come amid ongoing debates about the integrity of examination processes in India, urging the government to take more stringent measures to prevent such incidents in the future.

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Centre, Oppn Clash as Lok Sabha Debates New Anti-Paper Leak Law

The Lok Sabha has taken up for discussion the Centre's proposed legislation to amend the anti-paper leak law. The bill aims to provide tougher safeguards against examination fraud and wider education reforms following the NEET (UG) question paper leak in May. The opposition has criticized the bill, saying it does not go far enough to address the issue of paper leaks. The Centre has defended the bill, saying it is a significant step towards addressing the issue. The debate is ongoing, and the outcome of the discussion remains uncertain.

The Times of India

Lok Sabha to Discuss Anti-Paper Leak Bill After Speaker Forges Agreement Between Parties

The Lok Sabha will take up the anti-paper leak Bill for discussion at 2 pm on Tuesday after Speaker Om Birla forged an agreement between parties. The Bill aims to prevent unfair means in public examinations. The Bill has been pending in the Lok Sabha for several months, and the Speaker's intervention has helped to break the deadlock. The Bill is expected to be passed in the Lok Sabha, with several parties supporting the measure. The Bill will then be sent to the Rajya Sabha for further discussion and approval.

The Tribune

Government Introduces Paper Leak Bill in Lok Sabha

The government on Monday introduced a Bill in the Lok Sabha to prevent unfair means in public examinations. The Bill provides for harsher penalties and time-bound investigations into examination paper leaks. The Lok Sabha has allocated six hours for the discussion of the Bill, with 91 amendments moved by members. The Opposition is likely to corner the government on the Ram Temple donation controversy and the introduction of ethanol-blended fuel.

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Government Introduces Anti-Paper Leak Bill with Stricter Punishment in Lok Sabha

The Indian government has introduced a bill in the Lok Sabha to amend the anti-paper leaks law with stricter punishment of up to 10 years in jail and a fine of Rs 50 lakh. The move comes after large-scale student protests against the NEET fiasco, which forced Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan to resign. The proposed legislation aims to prevent the leakage of examination papers and ensure that those responsible are held accountable.

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Parliament debates anti-paper leak Bill after week-long deadlock ends

The Lok Sabha will take up the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026 today, marking Parliament’s first substantive legislative debate of the Monsoon Session. The bill aims to curb malpractices in public examinations, including the NEET paper leak controversy that has dominated proceedings. Speaker Om Birla’s behind-the-scenes negotiations with party leaders helped break the week-long deadlock, allowing the debate to proceed. The bill seeks to strengthen penalties and introduce stricter oversight for examination authorities. Opposition parties have demanded a joint parliamentary committee to probe the NEET leak before any legislative action.

India Today

Parliament Monsoon Session 2026 Highlights: Om Birla Gives Centre, Opposition 3 Hours To End Deadlock On Anti-Paper Leak Bill

The opposition has been raking up the NEET paper leak issue in the Parliament Monsoon Session 2026, leading to a deadlock on legislative business. Om Birla has given the Centre and the Opposition three hours to end the deadlock on the anti-paper leak bill. The Bill comes amid nationwide protests over NEET-UG paper leaks and examination irregularities.

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Opposition protests stall Parliament session over anti-paper leak bill

Parliament's Monsoon Session was adjourned until July 28, 2026, after Opposition parties staged protests against the anti-paper leak bill in the Lok Sabha. The bill, introduced by Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, seeks to impose strict penalties for exam malpractice, including imprisonment and fines up to ₹1 crore. Opposition leaders, including Congress and AAP, demanded broader consultations and accused the government of rushing the legislation. The protests began during a scheduled discussion on July 27, leading to repeated adjournments. The bill is now expected to be taken up again on July 28.

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Government to pass anti-paper leak bill without debate if Opposition resists

Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju confirmed the government’s intent to pass the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill on Monday, bypassing debate if necessary. The Bill, introduced in the Lok Sabha, seeks to impose imprisonment of 5–10 years and fines up to ₹50 lakh for exam fraud. Opposition parties have demanded a parliamentary committee review, arguing the legislation lacks adequate safeguards. Speaker Birla urged all parties to engage in consultations to avoid procedural disruptions.

Economic Times

Government Introduces Bill to Check Paper Leaks Amid Opposition Protests

The government has introduced a bill in the Lok Sabha to provide for stricter measures to check paper leaks. The bill comes amid protests by opposition parties against the police action during the student agitation over the NEET issue. The Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill was introduced by Union Minister Jitendra Singh, who said that the bill aims to provide for stricter measures to prevent paper leaks. The bill has been met with protests by opposition parties, who have accused the government of being insensitive to the concerns of students.

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Lok Sabha to Take Up Resolution Seeking Removal of Speaker Om Birla

The Lok Sabha is scheduled to take up a resolution seeking the removal of Speaker Om Birla. The notice will be moved by three Congress members, Mohamed Jawed, K Suresh, and Mallu Ravi. If the resolution is taken up, Mr. Birla will not preside over the proceedings. The resolution is expected to be taken up during the second phase of the budget session.

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