The Cockroach Janta Party criticised the Centre's amended anti-paper leak law, saying it focuses on punishment after leaks rather than preventing them. National spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka called for reforms in the NTA, statutory status for SSC, greater transparency, stricter vendor oversight, coaching centre regulation, and consultations with students and experts to safeguard public examinations.
Ashutosh Ranka, national spokesperson of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), on Wednesday criticised the Centre over its approach to tackling paper leaks, arguing that the recently amended anti-paper leak legislation focuses only on punitive measures after a leak occurs rather than preventing such incidents.
Speaking on July 29, Ranka said the amended bill failed to address the systemic reforms needed to ensure the integrity of public examinations.
"Today's amended bill has the same problem that we have been talking about for a long time. You have been talking about everything after the paper leak, whether it is fast-track courts, harsher punishment or penalties. But you have not talked about what you are doing to stop the paper leak," he said.
Ranka called for comprehensive reforms in the examination system, including changes to the functioning of the National Testing Agency (NTA), greater transparency in recruitment examinations, and stricter oversight of agencies involved in conducting tests.
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