Says Youth Welfare Is the Government’s Top Priority; Promises Swift and Strict Punishment for Offenders

New Delhi: Amid protests being held in different parts of the country over paper leak incidents, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced a major step to ensure speedy justice in such cases. He said that the welfare and future of the country’s youth remain the government’s highest priority, and special fast-track courts will be established to ensure the swift disposal of paper leak cases and strict punishment for those found guilty.

In a post on social media platform X, Prime Minister Modi stated:

“The welfare of our youth and their future are our highest priority. To ensure that those guilty in all paper leak cases receive strict punishment at the earliest, Fast-Track Courts will be constituted for the speedy disposal of these cases.”

The Prime Minister’s announcement is being seen as a significant move toward strengthening transparency in the examination system and safeguarding the future of students and job aspirants. The government believes that fast-track courts will help expedite investigations and trials, ensuring that offenders are punished in a time-bound manner.

The government has reiterated that there will be zero tolerance for any compromise with the integrity of competitive examinations. It also affirmed that strict action will continue against individuals involved in activities that jeopardize the future of the country’s youth.