Madhya Pradesh Plans New Law With 10-year Jail For Paper Leaks | Read

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Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav has announced stringent measures to combat of paper leaks in the state – a proposed law that involves a 10-year jail term and Rs 1 crore fine and categorises it as a non-bailable offence.

At the recent NDTV MPCG MSME Conclave in Bhopal, Dr. Yadav said, "Very soon, a proposal will come that there will be 10 years imprisonment and strict action".

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