Paper Leak & Pellet Gun Row: Paper Leak Bill Moves to Rajya Sabha Amid Political Clash Over Pellet Gun Controversy

The political battle that began over the paper leak issue has now intensified around the pellet gun controversy, with protests and debates continuing from the streets to Parliament. The Public Examination Amendment Bill, passed by the Lok Sabha amid heavy opposition uproar, is expected to be introduced in the Rajya Sabha. According to reports, Union Minister Jitendra Singh will present the bill, and the government is aiming to get it passed on the same day through a revised parliamentary agenda. Meanwhile, the controversy over the alleged use of pellet guns during the July 20 Parliament march has reached the Supreme Court. A petition filed by former IPS officer Yashovardhan Azad and others, including individuals who claim to have been injured, seeks a complete ban on pellet gun use. The opposition continues to target the government over the issue, alleging excessive force against protesters, while the government disputes the allegations. The upcoming Rajya Sabha proceedings are expected to witness further political confrontation over both the examination law and pellet gun issue.

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