Delhi’s judiciary sets up a special fast-track court to hear paper leak cases, according to multiple reports. The Times of India and India Today say the city’s court system establishes a dedicated fast-track venue specifically for disputes involving alleged question paper leaks. The Hindu adds that this designation follows a Prime Minister’s announcement, and that the Delhi High Court issues the directive to create the fast-track court for such cases.

Across the coverage, the core development is the same: the Delhi High Court designates a fast-track mechanism intended to speed up proceedings in paper leak matters. The reports do not, in the provided excerpts, offer further details on the number of cases covered, the court’s location, the judge assigned, or the procedural timelines. The emphasis remains on the creation of a dedicated fast-track court and the timing of the decision in relation to the earlier public announcement by the Prime Minister.