Tejasvi Surya's "Delulu" Jibe At Congress Over Paper Leak Bill
BJP MP Tejasvi Surya defended the government's new Public Examinations Amendment Bill in Parliament, arguing it provides a long-term solution to paper leaks. He criticized the opposition, claiming the youth support the current administration's efforts to fix the system.
Why it matters
The bill is a legislative response to widespread public anger over exam irregularities, marking a significant shift in education policy enforcement.
The young people of the country today are expecting the government to fix the system so that question paper leaks stop once and for all and it is the government of Narendra Modi that can deliver, the BJP's Tejasvi Surya told parliament today. Speaking at the debate over the debate on the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026, which was presented in the Lok Sabha today, Tejasvi Surya said a student is "not concerned about what happened under which government, what happened in past history, or what happened in the states when whoever was ruling".The student who is preparing for the next examination, "is more concerned about who is going to fix the system for the future".
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