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Anti-paper leak Bill likely to be discussed in Lok Sabha on Tuesday after Om Birla's all-party talks
Updated On: 27 July, 2026 06:21 PM IST | New Delhi | PTI
The Lok Sabha is expected to resume legislative business on Tuesday after Speaker Om Birla secured all-party agreement to discuss the anti-paper leak amendment Bill. The proposed law seeks stricter punishment for paper leaks following the nationwide NEET controversy

Opposition MPs stage a protest in the Lok Sabha during the Monsoon Session of Parliament, in New Delhi, on Monday. PIC/PTI
The stalemate in the Lok Sabha is likely to end on Tuesday as Speaker Om Birla has convinced leaders of all political parties to take up discussion on the Bill to amend the anti-paper leak law, parliamentary sources said.
"All political parties have agreed to discuss the anti-paper leak bill on Tuesday. Following Om Birla's initiative and sustained dialogue, floor leaders of political parties have agreed to commence discussion on the Public Examination (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill 2026," a source said.


