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Repeated paper leaks in the Punjab education system have led to demands for accountability and political pressure from opposition groups.

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Repeated paper leaks in the Punjab education system have led to demands for accountability and political pressure from opposition groups.

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  1. Manjinder Singh Sirsa criticized the AAP government in Punjab over governance and paper leak issues.Sub-event
  2. Paper leaks in Punjab education system trigger demands for accountability from AAP and Mann.1 source
  3. Sirsa questions AAP's silence regarding exam irregularities in Punjab.1 source

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  • tribuneindia.comMinister Sirsa calls for Punjab Education Minister’s resignation over exam ‘leaks, irregularities’ - The Tribune