PM Modi Addresses Paper Leaks in Midnight Video
PM Modi speaks out on paper leaks, calls it a serious issue.

In a surprise move, Prime Minister Narendra Modi released a midnight video message addressing the recent paper leaks.
He emphasized that paper leaks are not an ordinary matter and require immediate attention.
The Prime Minister's message comes at a time when the country is grappling with the issue of paper leaks, which has affected various exams and assessments.
Modi stated that the government is taking the issue seriously and is working towards finding a solution. He also urged the public to remain vigilant and report any instances of paper leaks.
The government has been facing criticism for its handling of the paper leak issue, with many calling for stricter measures to prevent such incidents.
The Prime Minister's video message is seen as an attempt to reassure the public that the government is committed to addressing the issue.
In recent months, several instances of paper leaks have been reported, affecting exams such as the SSC and HSC.
The government has set up a committee to investigate the matter and suggest measures to prevent paper leaks in the future.
The committee's report is expected to be submitted soon, and the government is likely to take further action based on its recommendations.
The issue of paper leaks has sparked a nationwide debate, with many calling for reforms in the education system.
The Prime Minister's message is a clear indication that the government is taking the issue seriously and is committed to finding a solution.
As the government works towards addressing the issue, it remains to be seen what measures will be taken to prevent paper leaks in the future.
The country awaits the committee's report and the government's subsequent actions, hoping for a resolution to the issue soon.
Frequently asked questions
What did PM Modi say about paper leaks?
PM Modi said that paper leaks are no ordinary matter and require immediate attention.
What is the government doing to address the issue?
The government has set up a committee to investigate and suggest measures to prevent paper leaks.