PM Modi thanks people for responses, positive suggestions received for midnight video
Prime Minister Narendra Modi thanked the public for their responses and positive suggestions regarding his midnight video about introducing a strict law to punish those involved in paper leaks. A new Bill will be introduced in the ongoing Parliament session to incorporate provisions for strong action against paper leaks. The draft Bill was approved by the Union Cabinet on Friday.
- ▪Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the government's decision to bring a strict law to punish those involved in paper leaks through a video message.
- ▪A new Bill incorporating provisions for strong action against paper leaks will be introduced in the ongoing session of Parliament next week.
- ▪The draft Bill was approved by the Union Cabinet on Friday.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday (July 24, 2026) thanked everyone for the responses and positive suggestions received to his video, where he announced the government's decision to bring a strict law to punish those involved in paper leaks.In the video message, Mr. Modi said that a new Bill incorporating provisions for strong action against paper leaks will be introduced in the ongoing session of Parliament next week.Jantar Mantar protest LIVEThe draft Bill, as announced by the Prime Minister in the Instagram video shared by him in the intervening night of Thursday (July 23) and Friday (July 24), was approved by the Union Cabinet on Friday. Internet down, 18 metro stations shut, yet Jantar Mantar remains upbeat"Thank you, friends. I got the opportunity to talk to you at midnight.
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