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The Supreme Court has observed that revealing the name of examiners evaluating answer sheets in competitive exams under the RTI Act could lead to “dire consequences” and “create confusion and public interest,” as unsuccessful candidates may try to seek revenge.
The observations were made by a bench of Justices M Y Eqbal and Arun Mishra, while partially allowing the appeal of Kerala Public Service Commission against a 2011 Kerala High Court order directing it to make available all information, including the identity of the examiner.
“We would like to point out that disclosure of identity of examiners is in the least interest of the general public and also, any attempt to reveal the examiner’s identity will give rise to dire consequences.
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