New Delhi (GGurpreet Singh): Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced on Thursday that the Central Government has decided to establish dedicated fast-track courts across the country to ensure the rapid trial and stringent punishment of individuals involved in examination paper leaks. Taking to social media platform X, the Prime Minister emphasized that the welfare and future of the nation’s youth remain the government’s highest priority, confirming that explicit directions have been issued to relevant administrative departments to initiate necessary implementation steps immediately.
The executive directive marks the government’s latest administrative measure intended to restore integrity to public competitive examinations and safeguard student interests amid widespread national scrutiny. Issuing a firm warning to perpetrators, the Prime Minister stated that anyone attempting to compromise the academic and professional prospects of young citizens will face severe legal consequences.
The announcement comes amidst escalating nationwide protests and heightened political tension regarding examination irregularities, including allegations surrounding the NEET-UG examination. While the Prime Minister’s decision establishes specialized judicial mechanisms to accelerate criminal prosecutions in paper leak cases, opposition leaders and student organizations continue to hold demonstrations in the national capital, maintaining their demands for broader structural reforms and political accountability.
