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PM Modi earlier today announced setting up of fast-track courts to ensure swift and stringent punishment for those involved in paper leaks, and said, "nothing is more important than the welfare and future of our youth".

Omar Abdullah clarifies paper leak scandal timeline, rejecting J.P. Nadda's claims linking it to his government in Jammu and Kashmir.

Experts say that the nature of the fast-track courts will depend on the scheme the government wants to introduce, while demanding that such courts for exam paper leak cases should be set up in all states.

Uddhav Thackeray and Raj Thackeray announced a protest march for July twenty-sixth. This morcha will convey student and parent angst over alleged police actions. The protest aims to address the NEET paper leak and police brutality concerns. Leaders from Maharashtra Congress will also participate in the planned demonstration. No political flags will be displayed during the peaceful march.

The CBI said Sanjeev Mukhiya was taken into custody because he was named in the FIR, but no evidence of his involvement emerged during the probe. | India News

In a post on X, Kejriwal asked what had happened to the demand for Pradhan's resignation following the Prime Minister's announcement.

Rahul Gandhi criticized Prime Minister Modi regarding the NEET paper leak issue. He accused the government of destroying the education system and protecting those responsible. Congress demands the education minister's resignation and an apology to students. Prime Minister Modi announced fast-track courts to punish those involved in paper leaks. Widespread protests by students and activists continued in the national capital.

"The PM takes credit for going to Mars and every achievement of this nation, which is the achievement of our youth and people. So now is the time for him to take responsibility," Priyanka Gandhi said.

Dharmendra Pradhan hit the streets of Bhubaneswar as a student leader associated with the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) to protest against the Janaki Patnaik's government.

In his first public remarks on NEET paper leak, PM Modi said protecting the future of students was the government's top priority. | India News