Prime Minister has addressed growing public outcry over widespread exam paper leaks by announcing the establishment of fast-track courts. This decision comes amid ongoing protests demanding action against those responsible for compromising the integrity of competitive exams. The courts will expedite the legal process, ensuring quicker resolutions and punishments for perpetrators involved in these cases. The move signals a stronger government response to growing concerns about educational fairness and the future of candidates affected by the leaks. Details regarding the number of courts and their specific jurisdictions are expected to be announced shortly. The Prime Minister’s statement aims to restore public trust in the examination system and reassure students of a fair evaluation process. This initiative is seen as a critical step towards tackling systemic issues within the recruitment and educational sectors.

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