New Delhi (Aaj Tak) – Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced today the establishment of fast‑track courts in four states to swiftly adjudicate cases related to the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) paper leak. The move aims to safeguard the future of India’s youth and ensure stringent punishment for any breach of exam integrity.

Following the leak, student protests erupted across the country, with rallies intensifying in several states. BJP MP Tejasvi Surya remarked, "Students need system reforms, not political slogans."

The government’s decision comes after the National Chief Justice (CJP) rejected a proposal for dialogue on the issue. While educational bodies have welcomed the initiative as a step toward restoring confidence in the examination system, some political factions question the transparency of the process.

Officials say the fast‑track courts will expedite trials, deter future leaks, and reinforce trust in India’s education framework.