Indian Government's Anti-Paper Leak Bill Passes Lok Sabha Amid Opposition Criticism

The anti-paper leak amendment bill 2026 has been passed from the Lok Sabha, but the politics started on this has intensified. Although the bill is yet to be passed from the second house of Parliament i.e. Rajya Sabha, but after passing from the Lok Sabha, the statements of the opposition leaders on this bill have now come out. BSP chief Mayawati has clearly said that if the paper leak has to be stopped, then the system has to be changed. Just by bringing a new bill, this disease will not end. While SP chief Akhilesh Yadav has targeted the government, saying that this change has not been done by the government on its own, but under the immense pressure of the students who have taken to the streets. The statements of these two big political faces of Uttar Pradesh have made it clear that even though this bill is in the process of becoming a law, but the politics on this issue is still going to go on. Let us know what questions both the leaders have raised on this bill.