PM Modi Announces Fast Track Courts for Exam Paper Leak Cases
Amid growing protests over the alleged examination paper leak issue, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced plans to establish fast track courts for speedy trials and stricter punishment.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday announced that the government will establish fast track courts to ensure quicker trials in examination paper leak cases, stressing that those responsible for compromising the future of students will face strict legal consequences.
The announcement comes at a time when protests over the alleged examination paper leak have intensified across several parts of the country. Demonstrations that began in New Delhi have gradually expanded, with opposition parties also extending their support to the movement.
The issue has also dominated proceedings in Parliament, where repeated disruptions and heated exchanges have taken place over demands for accountability and stronger action against those involved in examination irregularities.
Addressing the concerns, the Prime Minister said protecting the interests of young people remains one of the government’s highest priorities. He stated that every effort would be made to ensure those found guilty are brought to justice without unnecessary delays.
The proposed fast track courts are expected to handle paper leak related cases more efficiently, helping accelerate investigations and judicial proceedings while strengthening public confidence in the examination system.
The government’s announcement is being viewed as an effort to reinforce the integrity of competitive examinations and send a clear message that offences affecting students’ futures will be dealt with firmly.
