Monday, 24 April 2017

RTI killed by State Information Commissioners in India

In India Government has passed a law in 2005 Right of Information Act for the transparency in the government department. Unfortunately due to illiteracy and selfishness among Indian citizen this RTI law could not provide any satisfactory beneficial result to the public to eradicate corruption.  It is world known that Indians are money minded and to make money they can do every illegal work.
To make India corruption free some people took initiative to file RTI application to furnish information from government department and public got information from the various govt. departments.
In starting period state information commission used to help applicant and pressurized to public information to provide required information to applicant within stipulated time. Now in present totally scenario has been changed and the state information commission has started to help government public officers.



In the state information commission office if the public information officer do not appear or miss his presence in the bench in that time commissioner give him relief but by chance any applicant miss any hearing date any time in that situation commissioner immediately dispose of the case.
If applicant opposed it in that time the commissioner reply in hard tune to applicant if you are not satisfied file a case in high court against it.
Suppose a common man or social worker seek any information from government department to expose corruption and file application to seek information have to spend all expenditure from his pocket and other hand government employee public information officer spend all money from government exchequer.
At last Indian government’s minister and officer class has killed the tool of a common man Right of Information Act so that public can’t expose the corruption in government department.


Shri Paul Sharma President
RTI & Human Rights Activist NGO
www.rtihumanright.com
09417455666  Ludhiana Punjab India 

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