Lok Sabha Clears Anti-Paper Leak Bill After Heated Debate Over Rahul Gandhi’s RemarksThe Lok Sabha passed the Anti-Paper Leak Amendment Bill 2026 amid protests by the Opposition. Anti-Paper Leak Amendment Bill Passed in Lok Sabha (Img: X)New Delhi: In an eventful day of the ongoing Monsoon Session of Parliament, the Lok Sabha today approved the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026, amidst strong opposition from various political parties over some remarks made by Rahul Gandhi against Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Also Read: Lok Sabha Clears Anti-Paper Leak Bill After Heated Debate Over Rahul Gandhi’s RemarksAccording to the Bill, any offender involved in such scandals may have to spend up to 10 years in jail and pay a fine of ₹50 lakh. Also Read: Lok Sabha Erupts as Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Idiot’, ‘Andhbhakt’ and ‘So-Called Home Minister’ Remarks Trigger UproarThe government raised objections against the claims, causing continuous disruptions in the House. However, the Lok Sabha managed to pass the amendment bill despite the commotion.