Five dedicated fast-track courts have been ordered by the Calcutta High Court. These courts will exclusively try NEET paper leak cases to expedite proceedings. The move aims to address one of India's significant education scandal issues. This development follows nationwide student protests and a push for prosecution in exam fraud. The designated courts are expected to conclude trials within three months of charge-sheet filing.

Senior public prosecutor VK Pathak and public prosecutor Arjun Anand would represent the State before special judge Anu Grover Baliga, | India News

A special court accepted the CBI's chargesheet concerning the NEET-UG paper leak. Thirteen individuals face charges including conspiracy and cheating under new laws. The agency…