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The Indian government has introduced a comprehensive bill aimed at significantly strengthening existing anti-cheating legislation, introducing stringent penalties to combat systemic paper leaks and exam malpractices across national competitive tests. Proposed under the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Framework, the legislation mandates harsher prison terms ranging up to 10 years and hefty fines exceeding ₹1 crore for organized syndicates, cheating rings, and complicit examination service providers. The bill also establishes a dedicated central oversight agency to enforce standardized security protocols, audit digital examination centers, and fast-track investigations into leaks through specialized fast-track courts. By establishing zero-tolerance administrative guidelines and holding institutional organizers strictly accountable, the government seeks to restore transparency, rebuild public trust, and safeguard the academic futures of millions of students appearing for nationwide entrance and recruitment examinations.
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