Fast-track courts ordered to crack down on NEET leak cases amid minister's resignation
The Calcutta High Court ordered five dedicated fast-track courts—three in Kolkata and two in Port Blair—to exclusively try NEET paper leak cases, aiming to conclude trials within three months. This move follows nationwide protests and the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan as Union Education Minister. Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced setting up fast-track courts for exam malpractice cases last week. The designated courts will handle cases investigated by agencies like the CBI, addressing delays in complex prosecutions involving multiple accused and digital evidence. Published July 31, 2026.
24 JUL 2026
— NDTV
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav established four fast-track courts in response to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call for expedited justice following the NEET paper leak.
30 JUL 2026
— Indian Express
The Calcutta High Court established five fast-track courts to expedite trials for question paper leak cases in Bengal and Andaman and Nicobar Islands within three months, post Lok Sabha's Act amendment passage.
8 AUG 2026
· THIS STORY — The Hindu
The Calcutta High Court established five fast-track courts to expedite trials for NEET paper leak cases, aiming for a three-month resolution.
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