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PM Modi's fast-track courts announcement for paper leaks draws mixed response: 'Took him 34 days'

While Opposition leaders stayed firm on Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation demand, union ministers and BJP leaders welcomed PM Modi's announcement on paper leaks.

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PM Modi's fast-track courts announcement for paper leaks draws mixed response: 'Took him 34 days'
While Opposition leaders stayed firm on Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation demand, union ministers and BJP leaders welcomed PM Modi's announcement on paper leaks.
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