National news: Such a bill…if a crime is committed, it can result in a fine of crores along with long punishment.

The government has passed a bill against paper leaks in the Lok Sabha. The government has introduced this bill in the House. In which it is said that if any person tries to leak the question paper, then a new bill has been brought to punish him, in which some provisions have been made. Its main objective is to stop the use of unfair methods in examinations. This bill has been introduced in the House.

When and what is the provision?
The government has passed this bill against paper leaks in the Lok Sabha on 6 February. And after this it will be presented in the Upper House and then after the formal approval of the President, it will become a law. So, there is a news of relief for those students who give the paper after working hard all year long and are hopeful of passing that exam with good marks, but sometimes such a situation arises when the paper gets leaked. She goes .

What is the provision in the bill?
By making strict provisions against those involved in paper leaks and tampering with answer sheets in many major examinations, if found guilty, a jail term of up to 10 years and a fine of Rs 1 crore will be imposed, hence all crimes under this bill. If the convict fails to pay the fine, he will be non-bailable. Under Section 10(1) of the Bill, ‘the accused shall be punished with additional punishment of imprisonment in accordance with the provisions of the Indian Code of Justice.