- High-level government bodies, including the PMO, are supervising security protocols and re-examination preparations for the NEET exam following a paper leak controversy.
- The Modi government is facing calls for resignation following controversies related to examination leaks.
- The CBI is investigating the NEET paper leak case, while the Modi government proposes stricter legal measures amid calls for Pradhan's resignation.
- The Prime Minister assures action regarding education ministry issues as a fast-track court is created for paper leak cases.
The central government, led by the PM, initiated fast-track courts to handle serious paper leak cases.
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Updated Jul 28
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The central government, led by the PM, initiated fast-track courts to handle serious paper leak cases.
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Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India since 2014
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