The Supreme Court recently observed that the sealed cover procedure sets a dangerous precedent and it makes the adjudication process opaque and vague. As per the Bench, the measure of nondisclosure of sensitive information in exceptional circumstances should be proportionate to the purpose that such a nondisclosure seeks to serve and that exceptions should not
SC Observes Sealed Cover Procedure Sets A Dangerous Precedent and Affects The Functioning Of the Justice Delivery System
