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The government had alleged that these documents widely published in the media had been purloined or stolen and hence were not to be admitted as evidence in the court proceedings. The petitioners, who sought a review of the court's clean chit on the ground of errors of fact, urged the court to examine these documents during the review hearing. The petitioners include the likes of activists lawyer Prashant Bhushan and Arun Shourie. 'We are delighted at the unanimous verdict dismissing Centre's argument on admissibility of documents,' Shourie said on the order
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