PM Modi promises new law to tackle paper leaks amid CJP protest; cabinet meet today
“More strict actions against paper leaks to come in tomorrow’s cabinet!” he said in a video on X.Also Read | Pakistan asked about ongoing CJP protests in India. Their replyIn the message, the PM said that following his direction of setting up fast-track courts, he was given the draft bill to be discussed in the cabinet on Friday. He expressed hope that the bill will be passed in the upcoming week of the ongoing monsoon session, which has been washed out so far.“This is not an ordinary issue.
- ▪“More strict actions against paper leaks to come in tomorrow’s cabinet!” he said in a video on X.Also Read | Pakistan asked about ongoing CJP protests in India.
- ▪Their replyIn the message, the PM said that following his direction of setting up fast-track courts, he was given the draft bill to be discussed in the cabinet on Friday.
- ▪He expressed hope that the bill will be passed in the upcoming week of the ongoing monsoon session, which has been washed out so far.“This is not an ordinary issue.
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HomeNextPM Modi promises new law to tackle paper leaks amid CJP protest; cabinet meet todayRepresentatives of the government and the CJP, which is heading the Jantar Mantar stir and called for nationwide protests, are likely to meet on Friday.Published on: Jul 24, 2026, 06:49:54 ISTBy Smriti Kak Ramachandran, Hemani BhandariPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday promised a new law to tackle examination question paper leaks and fast-track courts to deal with those accused of the crime as the government pushed to break an impasse with student protesters demanding the resignation of Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan.In the message, the PM said that following his direction to set up fast-track courts, he was given the draft bill to be discussed…
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