PM Modi’s big announcement amid NEET controversy, now every case of paper leak will be heard in fast track court

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken a big decision amid incidents of paper leaks across the country and increasing protests by students. He has announced that all cases related to paper leak will now be heard in fast track courts. The aim of the government is to dispose of such cases quickly and give strict punishment to the culprits, so that the future of the youth can be secure.

Hearing will be held in fast track court

While giving information through social media, the Prime Minister said that the interests of the youth and their future is the top priority of the government. Keeping this in mind, special fast track courts will be constituted for paper leak cases. Cases will be heard quickly in these courts, so that there will be no need to wait for justice for a long time.

Necessary instructions given to officials

PM Modi said that instructions have been given to the concerned ministries and departments to implement this decision soon. He has asked the officials to complete the necessary legal and administrative procedures and start the fast track court system soon. The government believes that this will speed up both the investigation and judicial process.

Nothing is more important than the welfare and future of our youth!

We have decided to set up fast-track courts to ensure swift and stringent punishment for those involved in paper leaks. Have directed the concerned authorities and officials to take all necessary steps in this…

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) July 23, 2026

Strict action against those who play with the future of students

The Prime Minister clearly said in his message that those who play with the future of the youth will not be spared at any cost. He said that incidents like paper leak affect the dreams of lakhs of hardworking students, hence strict and prompt action against the culprits is very important.

The decision came amidst NEET controversy

In recent times, after the controversies related to various competitive examinations, especially NEET, the issue of paper leak has become a topic of national debate. In many states, students protested and raised the demand to make the examination system more transparent. In such an environment, this decision of the government is being considered as a relief step for the students.

What is the intention of the government?

The government says that with the formation of fast track courts, paper leak cases will be resolved quickly, the culprits will be punished on time and it will help in preventing such incidents in future. This will also send a message that the government is committed to taking strict action against those who tamper with the examination system.

This step of the government is being considered important towards strengthening the confidence of lakhs of students who want to achieve success in competitive examinations on the basis of their hard work.