In a landmark ruling, the SC stated that using sealed cover evidence in courts violates the principles of natural justice and the right to a fair trial. The judgment emphasized transparency and accountability in the judicial process.

The court ruled that preventive detention must be supported by solid grounds and cannot be invoked arbitrarily. Detention orders without valid reasons will be quashed to protect fundamental rights.

The Supreme Court reiterated the doctrine of separation of powers, warning that judicial overreach may undermine democratic structures. Courts should interpret laws, not create them.