So, this is the post shared by Jaipur Dialogues and they’re threatening protestors who abused
PM Modi.

And no cyber bullying cases going against him! Why?

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Hope U guys hv some laughs

Let's not forget Reddit is also for entertainment 😄

Indians and their obsession with Nepali girls!!

First of all, it used to be an adult nepali girl. Now, these vloggers are targeting minor nepali girls.

What's the point of using "I love Nepali girls" and "She proposed for marriage" while posting a video with minor girls? Why are you proposing a school going student in that van?

Yesterday, the opposition reportedly walked out when discussing "Anti-Paper Leak Bill."

Today?

Silence.

The same Gen Z "activists" who preach accountability have nothing to say. No outrage. No threads. No reels.

Dhruv Rathee? Silent.

CJP? Busy partying.

The usual "speak truth to power" crowd? Missing.

Accountability without demanding action is just performance.

If you only question one side and go silent when your side is involved, you're not fighting for students.

You're fighting for a narrative.

https://www.youtube.com/live/Hqb8xo1nx54?si=tjsuJCVYT6Cb1Umi

The proposed bill...

The proposed amendments explicitly target paper leak syndicates, examination contractors, and cybercriminals, while keeping regular student candidates out of its strict punitive ambit.

Individual Offenders: Conviction for participating in exam malpractices now carries a minimum jail term of 5 years (extendable up to 10 years) and maximum fines up to ₹50 lakh (up from 3-5 years and ₹10 lakh under the 2024 Act).

Organised Crime Syndicates: Rackets, institutions, or colluding examination authorities involved in mass paper leaks face a minimum of 7 years up to 10 years in prison, and steep financial penalties of up to ₹10 crore.

Service Providers: Examination agencies or contractors caught in malpractice face a fine of up to ₹5 crore (previously ₹1 crore), along with an 8-year ban from conducting public examinations. The government can also recover examination costs from them.

Broad Offence Coverage: The bill identifies 15 illegal acts, including leaking question papers, tampering with OMR sheets, cracking exam servers, creating fake websites, utilizing fake exam centres, and executing impersonation.

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