Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has publicly criticized a resolution passed by the Punjab Assembly regarding the issue of paper leaks. The resolution, which targeted the handling of competitive examination integrity, prompted Saini to shift the focus back toward the Punjab government's own track record. Saini argued that the Punjab administration should prioritize investigating and resolving internal allegations of paper leaks within its own jurisdiction before criticizing neighboring states.

While the Punjab Assembly resolution sought to hold authorities accountable for the systemic failure of exam security, Saini’s response frames the move as a political distraction. The exchange highlights a growing tension between the two state governments regarding governance and administrative transparency. Saini’s rebuttal suggests that the accusations leveled against his administration are hypocritical, given the challenges Punjab has faced with its own recruitment processes. As of now, the Punjab government has not issued a formal counter-response to Saini’s specific demand for accountability regarding their own state's examination integrity.