While the government rushed to pass the bill after student protests, the opposition wasn’t buying it. Akhilesh Yadav didn’t just question the law; he questioned the government’s honesty. And when he quipped about replacing one ‘Pradhan’ to save the ‘Pradhan Mantri’, the room went silent. This wasn’t just politics; it was a direct challenge to the system. The bill may be about stopping leaks, but the debate exposed something bigger: trust. Students lost faith after NEET chaos. MPs are now asking; can a law fix a broken system, or is the problem deeper? The clock is ticking. And this time, the pressure isn’t just from exam halls; it’s from Parliament itself.