Prime Minister Says Public Suggestions Will Help Strengthen Examination Reforms
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has thanked citizens for their responses and suggestions following his video message announcing the government's proposal to introduce a strict law against paper leaks.
In a post shared on July 24, 2026, the Prime Minister expressed appreciation for the public feedback received after outlining the government's plan to strengthen the legal framework governing public examinations.
Proposed Bill to Be Introduced in Parliament
In his video message, Prime Minister Modi stated that the government intends to introduce a new Bill during the ongoing session of Parliament.
According to the Prime Minister, the proposed legislation will include stringent provisions aimed at punishing those involved in examination paper leaks and related malpractice.
The Bill is expected to be introduced in Parliament next week, though the detailed provisions have not yet been made public.
Public Feedback Appreciated
The Prime Minister thanked people for what he described as positive responses and constructive suggestions regarding the proposed reforms.
According to the government, public participation and feedback are expected to contribute to strengthening efforts to improve the integrity of India's examination system.
Focus on Examination Integrity
The announcement comes amid heightened national attention on examination-related issues, including allegations concerning the NEET-UG 2026 examination and broader concerns over transparency and fairness in public recruitment and entrance tests.
The government's proposed legislation aims to strengthen legal deterrence against examination fraud, though the final scope of the Bill will become clear once it is formally introduced in Parliament.
Development Follows Student Protests
The Prime Minister's outreach came days after large demonstrations were held in New Delhi over examination-related issues.
According to reports, thousands of students participated in protests seeking greater accountability and reforms in the conduct of public examinations.
The proposed legislation is expected to be closely watched by students, educational institutions, and policymakers.