00:23Why do our examination paper leaks with such remarkable consistency?
00:47Why do our examination paper leaks?
01:00Why do our examination paper leaks?
01:11Please disturb it continuously.
01:14Don't disturb the speaker.
01:14Please start to speak.
01:16The tragedy benches don't want the house to run.
01:20They don't want discussion.
01:21Those two are going on disturbing.
01:24No, you are not allowed to speak.
01:25No, sir, you tell that.
01:27They can't sit.
01:29Please sit.
01:33You cannot do that.
01:34Please sit.
01:34No.
01:36They are all sitting.
01:40Every member of this house has to be treated equally.
01:43Please sit there.
01:45Why you are disturbing so much?
01:47Sir, the Public Examination Amendment Bill 2026.
01:55We support this bill,
01:57but I want to make it very clear in the beginning
02:00that just because we support this bill doesn't mean
02:04or the government should expect us
02:07to applaud those who set the world on fire
02:10because they turn up with a bucket of water.
02:12We support this bill and the amendment
02:16because no responsible political party.
02:20What do they say?
02:26We, let's go!
02:31Please go to the House and Order.
02:34Let's go!
02:35Because tell them what the hell is telling them is
02:48they
02:51Sir, every student reserves the obligation.
02:55Sir, every student reserves the obligation.
03:02Sir, you can see who is willing to search for the right person, who does not.
03:07It's all of us.
03:22Every student deserves the assurance that examinations should be fair.
03:28Every parent deserves the confidence that success is determined by hard work, talent
03:35and integrity, not by money influence or organized criminal syndicates.
03:41But support for this bill cannot be a substitute for accountability.
03:45A stronger law is necessary, yes, but by itself is not sufficient.
03:51If examination continues to be compromised by systematic failures, no amendment, however
03:58stringent, will restore the faith that millions students have lost.
04:03That is the question before this August house today, sir.
04:07But let me also say this.
04:09The bill that is being discussed is not a solution, rather this bill is an admission.
04:14It is an admission that the NDA and the BJP government have failed.
04:19It failed to protect examinations.
04:22It failed to protect the students.
04:24It failed to protect the merits.
04:26And today, after the failure exploded across the country, it wants parliament to believe
04:33that increasing punishment will erase 12 years of incompetence.
04:38Well, it will not.
04:39This government has mastered one art.
04:41Whenever governance fails, they change the law.
04:46Whenever administration collapses, they increase punishment.
04:50Whenever institutions fail, they announce another committee.
04:54But governance is not done by headlines.
04:59Governance is measured by outcomes.
05:00So, what is the outcome?
05:03Sir, paper leak after leak, exam cancellation after exam cancellation, student pushed into depression,
05:10parents pushed into debt, dreams pushed into uncertainty.
05:15Sir, the BJP government calls itself a government of New India.
05:20Sir, young India today asked only one question.
05:23If this is New India, why do our examination paper leaks with such remarkable consistency?
05:30Sir, ask them to be quiet.
05:31Sir, sit here, sit here.
05:35I have to give them a chance to make them.
05:44Sir, you don't want to go on suddenly.
05:50No one has no record.
05:52Kevall, who is betting on the record.
05:54Sir, please visit it.
05:56Sir, please visit it.
05:59Don't talk.
06:12He is disturbing continuously.
06:15Don't disturb the speaker, please.
06:18Treasury benches doesn't want the house to run.
06:21They don't want discussion.
06:22Those two are going on disturbing.
06:25No, you are not allowed to speak.
06:30You cannot do that.
06:33Please sit.
06:34You cannot do that.
06:35Please sit.
06:38They are all sitting.
06:41Every member of this house has to be treated equally.
06:44Please sit there.
06:45You continue, please.
06:47Why you are disturbing so much?
06:49Sir, if this is our new India,
06:54why do our examination paper leaks with such remarkable consistency is the question I would like to ask sir.
07:00Every year, the government promises a new system.
07:04Every year, students get the same old scandal.
07:08The names of examinations change.
07:10The names of victims change.
07:13The names of accused change.
07:15But somehow, the crime and the government never change.
07:19Sir, every time there is a paper leak, the government reacts as if they were seen as an unforeseen act
07:27of God.
07:27As though lightning has struck out of a clear sky.
07:32But that's not reality, sir.
07:35This is not lightning.
07:36Because lightning strikes once.
07:38Paper leaks in today's India has become a pattern.
07:41It has become a system.
07:42And when the same failure repeats itself year after year,
07:47it ceases to be an incident or an accident.
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