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PM announces fast-track courts for paper leak cases
NDTV··23 Jul
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on July 23 that the government will set up fast-track courts to try paper leak cases and directed officials to take necessary steps. The post on X came amid CJP protests and opposition demands for Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. Rahul Gandhi and CJP reiterated their demands within minutes of the announcement.
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What It Means For You
- Paper leak cases may move through dedicated fast-track courts nationwide.
- NEET reform protests could continue until ministerial accountability demands are met.
- Parliament debates on examination integrity may shape future testing rules.
What's Happening
- PM Modi announced fast-track courts for paper leak cases on July 23.
- He posted on X amid CJP protests and opposition pressure in Parliament.
- Rahul Gandhi and CJP reiterated demands for Pradhan's resignation.
Exam Reform Standoff
- CJP protests demand accountability over NEET paper leak allegations.
- Opposition claims over 150 paper leaks occurred in ten years.
- Monsoon Session proceedings remain tied to resignation demands.
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