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Punjab Assembly Disruptions Over Alleged Exam Paper Leaks
Punjab Assembly faced noisy disruptions as opposition leader Partap Singh Bajwa highlighted multiple exam paper leaks under the Aam Aadmi Party. The controversy has raised concerns over educational integrity in Punjab. This ongoing issue has persisted for over four years, prompting calls for accountability and reform in the state's examination processes.
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