'Paper leaks are no ordinary matter': What PM Modi said in his midnight video message
PM Modi said paper leaks are 'not an ordinary matter' and extremely painful for students and parents.
The government will set up Fast-Track Courts and introduce a draft Bill with stringent punishments for paper leaks.
Culprits have been caught and jailed in the last two and a half months since the paper leak incidents.
Exams were conducted for nearly 22 lakh students to avoid losing an academic year, with results announced on July 19.
The draft Bill will be discussed in the Union Cabinet and passed in Parliament as soon as possible.
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