So how will it work for exam leaks? Former Supreme Court judge Abhay Oka says the real battle isn’t in court; it’s in the investigation. No eyewitnesses? No direct proof? Then you need investigators who can trace digital footprints, phone calls, and encrypted messages. And don’t forget; witnesses need protection. This isn’t just about punishing the guilty. It’s about rebuilding trust in a system that millions of students rely on. And experts warn: without fixing the root; too many students, too few seats; paper leaks will keep happening. Fast-track courts might give quick verdicts, but if the exam system stays broken, the cycle won’t stop. The real test isn’t in the courtroom; it’s in how seriously we treat the future of our students.