Bill moots 10 years in prison, fine of Rs 10 crore for paper leaks

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NEW DELHI: In a major crackdown on examination malpractices and paper leak mafia, Cabinet on Friday approved a draft bill proposing up to 10 years in jail and a maximum fine of Rs 10 crore for those involved in such crimes. The Cabinet chaired by PM Modi also approved statutory backing for fast-track courts for trials of such cases and to dispose of them "within three months".

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▪ Cabinet clears bill proposing up to 10 years' jail, ₹10 crore fine for paper leaks — Hindustan Times — Top

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