Despite student demonstrations and a Parliament showdown, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation's young on Thursday morning.Our youth's well-being and future are everything!" The Prime Minister announced on X that the government will establish fast-track courts for paper leak cases.We created fast-track tribunals to punish document leakers quickly and harshly. I ordered the relevant authorities and officials to take all necessary action."

The Prime Minister stated that this is one of several government actions to prosecute those responsible for paper leaks.This continues our student protection efforts. The PM promised to punish those who harm our youth's future.

PM Modi's declaration followed Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) and Opposition party demonstrations and calls for Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation.

Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi criticized the Prime Minister for "harming" the future of students within minutes of the announcement.You've done the most to hurt our young. You enabled the complete takeover and ruin of our school system and shielded its perpetrators "X post.

Rahul Gandhi echoed student demands.Students' demands are clear: 1. Fire Dharmendra Pradhan. 2. Apologize to students. 3. Punish their attackers."

Opposition Leader Rahul Gandhi said Wednesday that over 150 paper leaks have occurred in the last decade without a single conviction.

To expedite document leak convictions, the Prime Minister has established fast-track courts.

After the Prime Minister's announcement, the CJP demanded his resignation.

The mocking front said on X, “Dharmendra Pradhan must resign.”

At the NDA meeting on Tuesday, the Prime Minister called document leaks a "*ghor paap*" (grave sin).

Parliamentarians have demanded a statement from the Prime Minister on paper leaks and the police crackdown on students in the capital on Monday.

Over the document leak, Opposition and CJP demonstrators want Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. The Opposition need resignation for Parliamentary debate.

The government has agreed to a House debate and accused the Opposition of stalling it by requiring resignation.