From Streets To Parliament: Deadlock Ends As Houses Agree To Debate Anti-Paper Leak Bill
From Streets To Parliament: Deadlock Ends As Houses Agree To Debate Anti-Paper Leak Bill
Business Today
- Updated Jul 28, 2026 3:17 PM IST
Though student agitators have called off active street demonstrations, political friction over the paper leak controversy has shifted into Parliament. Following six straight days of deadlock over opposition demands regarding force deployment during protests, parliamentary leaders agreed to debate the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill 2026. Meanwhile, widespread scrutiny continues over reported police excesses including the use of pellet guns in Delhi and an officer firing an AK-47 in Bihar. With hundreds booked across multiple states and regional parties setting fresh deadlines, accountability and judicial oversight remain central to the ongoing debate.
