Bansuri Swaraj’s shadow in Lok Sabha Gen-Z style, bid for anti-paper leak bill PM Modi – ‘Clocked It’

New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party MP Bansuri Swaraj’s Gen-Z style became a topic of discussion during the discussion on NEET paper leak and reforms in the examination system in the monsoon session of the Lok Sabha. Let us tell you, while speaking on the Anti-Paper Leak Bill, he used the popular English Gen-Z slang Clocked It while praising Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

What did MP Bansuri Swaraj say

Speaking in the House, Bansuri Swaraj said that if we talk in the language of Gen-Z, then Prime Minister Modi has understood this problem correctly and has put forward its solution. He said that the proposed ‘Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026’ is an important step towards making the examination system more transparent and trustworthy.

The debate should be on facts, not on fabricated narratives.

More than 22 papers were leaked during the UPA rule, but where was the sensitivity and morality of the opposition then? Today the same people are becoming synonymous with ‘Political Opportunism’ by doing ‘Selective Outrage’.

If the opposition is really concerned about the future of the youth… pic.twitter.com/qPs9u44aql

— Bansuri Swaraj (@BansuriSwaraj) July 28, 2026

Along with this, in his address, he said that the impact of affecting the fairness of any competitive examination is not limited to just one student, but affects the future of millions of youth and the entire education system. According to him, a strong legal system and timely action is necessary to stop such incidents.

Prime Minister Modi had announced to create a high level task

Meanwhile, the Central Government has taken many big steps regarding examination reforms. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had recently talked about making the examination system more transparent, technology-based and reliable through a video message. He also announced that a high-level task force will be formed under the chairmanship of Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani, which will suggest comprehensive reforms in the examination system.

The Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026 is a historic and visionary step towards securing the future of the youth and strengthening the transparency, fairness and credibility of competitive examinations.

Respected Prime Minister Shri @narendramodi Under the leadership of… pic.twitter.com/EF2o0RWa01

— Bansuri Swaraj (@BansuriSwaraj) July 28, 2026

Case regarding examination fraud intensifies

The government says that through the proposed amendment, speedy investigation, speedy trial and strict punishment will be ensured in cases of paper leak and organized examination fraud. Apart from this, emphasis has also been laid on implementing strict legal provisions against the culprits. In fact, in recent months, there were protests across the country regarding irregularities in competitive examinations and cases of paper leaks. After these incidents, the government has taken steps towards new legal and administrative reforms with the aim of making the examination system more secure and transparent.