Kolkata, July 27 -- West Bengal Minister Dilip Ghosh on Monday hailed the central government's decision to introduce 'The Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026' in the Lok Sabha, stating that the legislation will put a "permanent stop" to the menace of paper leaks.

Speaking to the media, Ghosh emphasised that the Prime Minister had already signalled the government's intent to bring a robust law to Parliament to protect the interests of students.

"The PM had announced that we would introduce a bill in the Lok Sabha, and that legislation is forthcoming; the timing will be decided in due course. Paper leaks have become a major menace across the country--both at the state and central levels--jeopardising stud...