Exam reform: PM Modi assures strict action against exam mafia

After passing the Anti-Paper League Bill, PM Modi has issued a video message. In his message, the PM said that the strict law bill has been passed by both the parties. The government is continuously taking steps to improve the exam Every state is upset with the Paper League. PM Modi said in a stern tone that the Paper League participants will not be spared. PM also said that there will be strict action on the gang that plays with the future of students. The bill is passed. In the last two days, the two most respected members of the Parliament have discussed it in detail. And today, both the members have passed this bill, which has strict laws and regulations. Now, an important task has been completed in the direction of the international test system. The work will continue. In a 2-minute 25-second video message, PM Modi assured JNC that after strict law, the paper league mafia will not be able to play with the children's future. And if they do, they will not be forgiven. We have seen that in India, every state and every central government is facing the same problem of paper leak. The children's future is also being threatened because of this. Keeping all this in mind, it has become necessary to improve the education system in all states and centres across the country. PM Modi has taken Mala's paper and the government is facing problems at both the state and central levels. This is creating problems for the children's future but this will not continue. We will not let this situation continue for a long time. With this faith, let us all come together to fulfill the dreams of a developed India. Let us walk hand in hand. After the movement, this was the fourth time when PM Modi directly addressed the students on Instagram. The government is giving this message that it is continuously serious about the problems of youth and no step will be taken. This is the reason that after the movement about the paper league, the anti-paper league bill was passed by the Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan had to resign. A task force was formed to improve the exam system under the leadership of Nandan Nilkani. The High Education Secretary was removed. 47 NTA officers were dismissed. PM Modi has assured that work will continue to improve the exam system, so that no student's future is ruined.