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New Anti-Paper Leak Law: 5 Years Jail, Rs 50 Lakh Fine
The new anti-paper leak law imposes up to 5 years in jail and a fine of Rs 50 lakh for offenders. This legislation aims to combat exam fraud and protect academic integrity in India. Authorities emphasize the importance of strict penalties to deter cheating and ensure fair assessments for all students.
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