Kiren Rijiju, Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister, criticized opposition parties for disrupting the discussion on the Public Examination Bill and preventing a debate on stringent punishments against paper leaks.
Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju expressed his disapproval today over the Opposition's actions that led to the disruption of the House, preventing a discussion on the Public Examination Bill. During a media interaction at the Parliament Complex, he highlighted that the bill aims to provide stringent and time-bound punishments for those found guilty of involvement in paper leaks. Mr. Rijiju stated that this disruption would send a wrong message to students and the country as it prevents constructive debate on such an important issue. He urged opposition parties to respect the sentiments of students and engage in a constructive debate on the proposed legislation.
Moreover, he emphasized that the Public Examination Bill intends to address the issue of paper leaks that have affected students' futures. The bill, if passed, could potentially bring stricter penalties against those involved in such activities.
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Akashvani News
