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Congress complains about leaders missing during exam cheating bill

Opposition leaders in India are upset because the Prime Minister and Home Minister were not in the parliament room during an important debate.

Published Jul 28
Congress complains about leaders missing during exam cheating bill

What is happening in parliament

The Indian parliament is currently having its rainy season meetings. Lawmakers are talking about a new rule to stop people from cheating on important school and job tests. This new plan is called the Public Examinations Amendment Bill.

Why people are arguing

Leaders from the Congress party got very angry during the meeting. They pointed out that the Prime Minister and the Home Minister were both missing from the room while lawmakers talked about the cheating bill. They feel these important leaders should be there to listen and talk about the problem.

  • Lawmakers are discussing a new rule to stop exam cheating.
  • Opposition leaders noticed the top ministers were missing.
  • The government says they are ready to talk about the bill for ten hours.

What happens next

The government and the opposition will keep talking about the rules to stop cheating. Leaders say they will spend plenty of time going over all the details to make sure tests are fair for everyone.