What happened
The Government of India’s stated positions frame examination-leak enforcement as requiring police action and a legal basis in amended legislation provisions.
Background and earlier position
Examination leaks undermine competitive fairness. They also create governance risk because leaked or shared information can distort outcomes and reduce public confidence in examination results.
What changed now
The Government of India’s positions explicitly connect police crackdown efforts with amended legislation provisions for examination-leak cases. The supplied material does not give offence-level clause numbers, penalty ranges, or investigation timelines.
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