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Congress slams Modi government over CBI counsel’s ‘no-show’ in fast-track court in paper leak case

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Congress slams Modi government over CBI counsel’s ‘no-show’ in fast-track court in paper leak case
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It forced an immediate adjournment of the case," Mr. Ramesh said on X."With what face is the Modi Government tom-toming fast-track courts as a solution to the crisis of paper-leaks? Its own CBI is showing zero initiative in investigating and prosecuting these cases," he said.Mr.

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The Congress on Monday (July 27, 2026) asked with what face the Narendra Modi government is "tom-toming" fast-track courts as a solution to the paper leaks crisis when its own CBI "failed to dispatch" a legal representative to the inaugural hearing of the fast-track court in such a case.Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh said the Delhi High Court set up a Special Fast Track Court in Delhi's Rouse Avenue complex on July 23 to hear the NEET-UG 2026 Paper leak case."Tellingly, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) failed to dispatch a legal representative to the inaugural hearing of this fast track court. It forced an immediate adjournment of the case," Mr.

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