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PM Modi on Paper Leak Cases: Government to Set Up Fast-Track Courts

By Editorial Team
PM Modi on Paper Leak Cases: Government to Set Up Fast-Track Courts
KT- PM Modi on Paper Leak Cases

PM Modi on Paper Leak Cases marked a major policy announcement on Thursday as Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the Centre has decided to establish fast-track courts to deal with examination paper leak cases. The decision aims to ensure quicker investigations, faster trials and stringent punishment for those found guilty of compromising the integrity of public examinations.

The announcement comes amid nationwide concern over the alleged NEET-UG paper leak and growing demands for stronger safeguards to protect the credibility of competitive examinations.

PM Modi Announces Fast-Track Courts
In a post on social media platform X, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the government has taken the decision to establish fast-track courts dedicated to handling paper leak cases.

He stated that the objective is to ensure swift justice and strict punishment for individuals involved in examination-related fraud.
Emphasising the government's commitment to students, the Prime Minister said:
"Nothing is more important than the welfare and future of our youth."

He added that protecting the aspirations of millions of students remains a top priority for the government.PM Modi on Paper Leak Cases signals the Centre's intention to strengthen legal action against examination fraud through the establishment of fast-track courts. The move comes at a time when concerns over examination integrity have dominated national discourse following the alleged NEET-UG paper leak controversy. If implemented as announced, the initiative could significantly accelerate the prosecution of offenders while reinforcing public confidence in India's competitive examination system.

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