Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that all exam paper leak cases will be heard in fast-track courts to ensure quicker investigations and stricter punishment for those responsible. He said the government is committed to protecting students’ futures by strengthening the examination system and taking tough action against offenders. However, the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) criticized the announcement, arguing that fast-track courts alone are not enough to solve the problem. CJP leaders demanded the resignation of the Union Education Minister(Dharmendra Pradhan), claiming that repeated paper leak incidents reflect serious failures in the education system. The party said accountability must begin at the highest level and called for major reforms to restore public trust in examinations. The exchange has intensified the political debate over education reforms, with opposition groups continuing to demand stronger action and greater accountability while the government maintains that legal reforms and stricter enforcement will prevent future paper leak cases.