Chandigarh: stupid for regular leaks and innovative cheating in the competitive exam done by the state and central government, Haryana finally decided to introduce a new law to prevent the leak in the future.
The proposed law, Public Examination of Haryana (prevention of unhealthy facilities), 2021, will be introduced in the Monson Assembly Haryana session which began on Friday.
The BJP-JJP coalition government aims to prevent embarrassing leakage from letters of questions and use of unfair facilities in public inspection with this bill.
Haryana proposed to introduce this law even when countries such as Uttar Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh already have laws.
It is trusted reliably that the proposed law can also cover the provisions in which all violations can be punished below it will be tried briefly by a metropolitan judge or Judge Judicial (Class One).
The proposed law will provide a different sentence for leakage of examination questions, answer keys, or for the use of unfair facilities during the examination carried out by the Government Haryana.
9 other bills that are expected to be submitted in the Assembly, bills will also have the provisions of various types of punishment or penalties for violations.
Haryana is famous for leaks that have damaged various competitive examinations in the past.
In January, the Haryana Staff Election Commission (HSSC) had to cancel the examination carried out for the election of 700 grams of sachivs after leaking paper.
Likewise, on August 7, the Haryana Government had to cancel the examination carried out for the election of more than 5,000 police after the question paper leaked and circulated on social media.
Apart from this, a large number of other competitive exams carried out for central government services have also been compromised recently.
The opposition congress is expected to increase regular leakage problems that expect competitive examinations during the Monsun Session of the State Assembly.
Apart from this, nine other bills are also expected to be submitted in the assembly session.
Twenty-Six Called Mosi Attention, 60 Starry Questions, and 56 Not Forbidden Questions will be discussed at home.
The duration of the monsoon session, according to the source, is estimated to only three days until Tuesday.
However, the final decision in this case will be taken at the business advisory committee meeting scheduled for Friday morning.
The decision will be handed over to the leader of the house, opposition leader, speaker, representative of the speaker, and the minister of parliamentary affairs.
The provisions of the Delegation of the Delegation of the Staff of Haryana (HSSC), led by the chairman of Bhopal Singh submitted a resolution that was passed by the Commission, asked the Gian Chand Gian Chand Gupta speaker to the introduction of the State Assembly bill to prevent the community leakage examination.
According to HSSC resolution, the existing IPC provisions to deal with inadequate paper leak incidents.