Archive · 3 Aug 2026
Delhi HC Transfers Judge Baliga to NIA Court
The Delhi High Court moved a judge named Anu Grover Baliga from a special court that was looking at people who leaked exam papers.
She had only been there for about a week.
Now she will work in a court that deals with terrorism cases.
Another judge, Ajay Gupta, will take over the paper‑leak court.
The court also had a big case about the NEET exam, which is a test for medical school.
The court had a first hearing on July 27, but it was postponed.
The judge’s new job is part of a big change that moved 138 judges around the city.
Delhi High Court transferred Special Judge Anu Grover Baliga to an NIA special court.
Judge Baliga had been in charge of the fast‑track paper‑leak court for just over a week, starting July 25.
Special Judge Ajay Gupta will now preside over the fast‑track court, including the NEET‑UG 2026 paper‑leak case.
The transfer is part of a larger reshuffle that moved 138 judges, including 13 to the Rouse Avenue Court for UAPA, NIA, NDPS and MCOCA cases.
The NEET‑UG paper‑leak case had its first hearing on July 27, was adjourned, and the chargesheet and bail pleas were scheduled for August 3.
- Who
- Special Judge Anu Grover Baliga
- What
- Transferred to a National Investigation Agency special court
- When
- Late July 2024 (transfer order issued on Saturday)
- Where
- Delhi, New Delhi
- Why
- Part of a broader reshuffle to handle paper‑leak and terrorism cases
- Judge transferred
- Anu Grover Baliga
- New court
- NIA special court
- Previous court
- fast‑track paper‑leak court
- Number of judges transferred
- 138
- Key case
- NEET‑UG 2026 paper leak
