The opposition parties in the Lok Sabha today targeted the government over the recent paper leaks and revisions to NCERT textbooks, alleging that the government has failed to take adequate measures to prevent such incidents and is promoting an ideological agenda through education.
The issue was raised by the opposition parties during the Zero Hour in the Lok Sabha, with several members expressing concern over the integrity of examinations and the quality of education in the country. The opposition parties alleged that the government has failed to take concrete steps to prevent paper leaks, which have compromised the integrity of examinations and affected students' futures.
As per Indian Express reports, the opposition parties criticized the government's revisions to NCERT textbooks, alleging that they are ideologically driven and aimed at promoting a particular political agenda. They demanded that the government withdraw the revisions and restore the original content.
The government, however, defended its actions, stating that it is committed to improving the quality of education in the country and ensuring the integrity of examinations. The government assured the opposition that it is preventing paper leaks and promoting national values through education.
The debate on the issue saw heated exchanges between the opposition parties and the government, with both sides presenting their arguments and counter-arguments. The opposition parties demanded immediate action to address the concerns, while the government assured them it was working towards finding a solution.
The issue of paper leaks and NCERT textbook revisions has been contentious, with several stakeholders expressing concern over the impact on education in the country. The debate in the Lok Sabha today highlighted the need for a comprehensive solution to address the concerns and ensure that education in India is of the highest quality.