Indian PM Modi Orders Fast-Track Courts for Exam Paper Leak Cases Amid Protests

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced the establishment of fast-track courts to address cases of exam paper leaks, stating that those harming the future of youth will not be spared. This decision comes amid ongoing protests, including a 26-day demonstration by the CJP over the NEET paper leak.

23 Jul, 03:55 — 23 Jul, 06:02

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Paper leaks in competitive examinations have been a recurring issue in India, causing significant distress to students and undermining the integrity of the examination system. The establishment of fast-track courts aims to expedite legal proceedings and deliver justice, potentially restoring faith in the examination process and deterring future malpractices.

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PM Modi announced the establishment of fast-track courts for paper leak cases
The government's priority is to protect the interests of students
The initiative aims to ensure justice in cases of examination paper leaks

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PM Modi emphasized that nothing is more important than the youth's future.

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DWHigh2d ago

India: Modi orders fast-track courts for paper leaks amid protests

India's PM Narendra Modi has announced speedy trials to punish those involved in paper leaks, without directly commenting on the ongoing student protests across the nation. DW has more.

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Times of IndiaMostly Factual2d ago