Speaking in the Upper House after the anti-paper bill was tabled, the veteran Congress MP said Shah "cannot hide behind closed doors", while saying the government needs to present the truth over violence against students during the Jantar Mantar protest. This is not going to make any difference," Kharge said during the debate on anti-paper leak bill. Meanwhile, the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026, was introduced in the Rajya Sabha on Thursday, a day after it received the Lok Sabha's nod. The bill was tabled by Union Minister Jitendra Singh, who said the bill was brought by the government "in right earnest and was open to constructive suggestions from all quarters". ALSO READ:Anti-paper leak amendment bill passed in Lok Sabha amid uproar over Rahul's student shooting claim