PM Modi announced Union Cabinet will take up a draft Bill for Fast-Track Courts and stringent punishment for paper leak offenders
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PM Modi promises 'more strict actions against paper leaks' amid CJP protests
Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced via a self-recorded video on X that the Union Cabinet will consider a draft Bill to establish Fast-Track Courts and impose stringent punishments for paper leak offenders. He stated directions have been issued to departments to set up these courts. This comes amid widespread protests by candidates and the Central Job Protest (CJP) group against recurrent examination paper leaks in government recruitment. The move signals a legislative push to curb malpractice in public exams, a major concern for lakhs of aspirants across competitive exams like UPSC, SSC, banking, and railways.
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Directions issued to departments to set up Fast-Track Courts for expeditious trial of paper leak cases
Announcement made via self-recorded video shared on X (formerly Twitter) platform
Move comes amid protests by Central Job Protest (CJP) group and candidates against recurring exam paper leaks
Legislative action targets malpractice in government recruitment exams affecting UPSC, SSC, banking, railway aspirants
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