In OROP case, CJI Chandrachud refuses to accept 'sealed cover': Why did he do so? : vimarsana.com

The Bench declined to entertain Venkatramani's argument that the contents of the note were “confidential” and “issues of sensitivity” were involved. The AG then read out the note in court.

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