Fast Track Courts: Strengthening the Integrity of Public Examinations
The recent spate of question paper leaks in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Undergraduate) or NEET (UG) has raised serious concerns over the credibility, transparency, and integrity of India’s examination system.
- Recognising the need for swift justice, the Prime Minister has announced the establishment of special Fast Track Courts (FTCs) for public examination paper leak cases to ensure speedy trials and stringent punishment.
Fast Track Courts (FTCs)
- Fast Track Courts (FTCs) are special courts established by State Governments in consultation with the High Courts for the expeditious disposal of specified categories of cases. They are not separate constitutional courts, but ....
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