Monsoon Session 2026: Anti-Paper Leak Bill Tabled; Opposition Protests
UPSC / SSC current affairs note · Polity
Why in news
The Monsoon Session of Parliament 2026 is set to be stormy as the government plans to table the anti-paper leak Bill. The Opposition is expected to corner the government over the crackdown on student protests, making this a key political flashpoint.
Background
The anti-paper leak Bill aims to curb the menace of question paper leaks that have disrupted competitive exams in India. Student protests have been ongoing in several states, with allegations of heavy-handed police action.
Key facts
The government will table the anti-paper leak Bill during the Monsoon Session 2026.
Opposition parties plan to raise the issue of the crackdown on student protests.
The session is expected to be stormy with heated debates.
The Bill aims to prevent question paper leaks and ensure fair conduct of examinations.
Student protests have been a major issue, with allegations of excessive force by authorities.
Prelims pointers
- Monsoon Session 2026
- Anti-Paper Leak Bill
- Parliament proceedings
- Student protests
- Examination reforms
Mains angles
- GS2: Parliament – functioning, issues of accountability and transparency
- GS2: Government policies and interventions for education sector
- GS2: Role of opposition in democracy
- GS3: Issues related to examination reforms and paper leaks