Pralhad Joshi tells NDTV that the revised Public Examinations Amendment Bill addresses concerns linked to exam paper leaks. In comments shared with the outlet, he says the proposed changes focus on convictions and are intended to respond to public fear around paper leaks. According to the account, Joshi describes the bill as dealing with both accountability and the wider concern that exams may be compromised. The statement frames the issue as one of ensuring credibility of public examinations while strengthening legal consequences for malpractice. NDTV’s report centers on the position Joshi presented “on paper” to the broadcaster, emphasizing that the revised bill is meant to create deterrence through convictions. The report does not add new details beyond Joshi’s stated concerns and the bill’s stated aim of addressing paper-leak risks, drawing attention to the motivations behind the legislative revision.