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Delhi HC notifies exam leak court
The Hindu··24 Jul
Delhi High Court on July 23 notified a designated court at Rouse Avenue to handle criminal cases arising from examination paper leaks. Judge Anu Grover Baliga will preside over prosecutions under the Public Examinations Act 2024. The move followed PM Modi's announcement the same day on tightening accountability for leaked tests. Judge Anu Grover Baliga will preside at the Rouse.
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What It Means For You
- Exam paper leak cases may move faster through a dedicated Rouse Avenue court.
- Judge Anu Grover Baliga will handle prosecutions under the Public Examinations Act 2024.
- The notification followed PM Modi's July 23 announcement on leak accountability.
What's Happening
- Delhi High Court notified a designated court for criminal cases from exam paper leaks.
- Judge Anu Grover Baliga will preside at the Rouse Avenue fast-track bench.
- Cases will be prosecuted under the Public Examinations Act 2024 framework.
Fast Track For Leak Prosecutions
- Student protests nationwide demand both ministerial accountability and criminal action on leaks.
- A dedicated bench signals intent to consolidate scattered leak investigations.
- Rouse Avenue already handles high-profile corruption and public examination matters.
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