Rahul Gandhi's remarks on student protests trigger Parliament showdown: What happened next
The Lok Sabha passed the Public Examinations Amendment Bill amid disruptions and political debate. Rahul Gandhi attacked the government over alleged police action and education privatization. Union ministers rebutted Gandhi's claims, calling them baseless and false allegations. The bill introduces stricter punishments for examination-related offenses and paper leaks. This legislation aims to ensure fairness and prevent unfair means in public examinations.
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