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Modi Promises Fast-Track Courts Amid Escalating Exam Protests

Tens of thousands of protesters have flooded Indian streets, paralyzing parliamentary proceedings as public fury over systemic exam paper leaks intensifies. Prime Minister Narendra Modi responded to the unrest by pledging the creation of specialized courts to expedite legal action, yet the move has failed to quell demands for the Education Minister’s resignation.

Modi Promises Fast-Track Courts Amid Escalating Exam Protests

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has emerged as the primary catalyst for the movement, organizing massive demonstrations that challenge the government’s grip on the national education agenda. While the administration has attempted to engage in dialogue with activists, protesters continue to reject half-measures. They are demanding a comprehensive overhaul of the testing infrastructure rather than isolated judicial responses.

At the center of the storm is Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, whose tenure is under heavy scrutiny. Opposition leaders argue that the recurring failure of exam security reflects a deeper institutional rot that cannot be solved by new courts alone. As the parliamentary deadlock persists, the government faces a precarious test of its ability to satisfy a restive youth population demanding accountability for compromised futures.

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