Madhya Pradesh To Set Up 4 Fast-Track Courts For Paper Leaks After PM's Call
Following a directive from Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Madhya Pradesh government is establishing four fast-track courts in major cities to expedite cases related to paper leaks. This move aims to address public outcry and student protests regarding examination irregularities.
Why it matters
The decision reflects a broader political response to the NEET examination controversy and the government's attempt to restore trust in the academic testing system.
A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi assured students of speedy justice in the alleged NEET paper leak case by announcing the setting up of Fast Track Courts, the Madhya Pradesh government on Friday decided to establish four such courts in the state.Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has said that Fast Track Courts would be set up in Indore, Bhopal, Gwalior and Jabalpur to ensure quicker disposal of cases and timely justice."Following Prime Minister Narendra Modi's announcement yesterday regarding Fast Track Courts, our government has decided today to establish four new Fast Track Courts," Chief Minister Yadav said while announcing the decision.The Chief Minister added that the courts would expedite the hearing of various cases, particularly those involving youth."Fast Track Courts will be established in Indore, Bhopal, Gwalior and Jabalpur so that cases, including those related to youth, are disposed of quickly and people receive timely justice," he said.The…
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