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TOPIC: Don’t ask me ‘why’
#53
Don’t ask me ‘why’ 1 Year, 7 Months ago  
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Manu Moudgil
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#54
Don’t ask me ‘why’ 1 Year, 7 Months ago  
Under the RTI Act, one is free to ask for information from the Public Authority, which may be in public interest. The writer has rightly suggested that if the required information relates to two different departments/offices it will be better to file different applications. It is rightly pointed out that one can not ask the question of "WHY" since the RTI ACT does not gives the power to discuss or criticize the working of the authority from whom one is asking for information. However, the same information can be discussed for justifying right or wrong through the other courses of Law.
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Re: Don’t ask me ‘why’ 1 Year, 6 Months ago  
In U.P. Dy Registrar/PIO Firms Societies Chits , Vikas Deep Lucknow is asking reasons to provide information and causing unnecessary delay.
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Don’t ask me ‘why’ 1 Year, 5 Months ago  
It is very confused matter, one side Act and DoPT has banned to ask questions like WHY, HOW and WHEN etc. Whereas The preamble of RTI Act "to bring transparency and accountability in working of public authority" how it will be possible if we don't ask a questions directly from PA.

The situation become past when public first approach to elected person and after that they were asking questions to government in Vidhan Sabha for any corrupt authority on our behalf and after that government ask clarification from that PA and act to punish accordingly.

Now power has been de-centralised and government has given power directly to people to ask questions to PA so that accountabiliy may be fixed.
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Re: Don’t ask me ‘why’ 1 Year, 4 Months ago  
If the PIO is not providing the information, as requested under the RTI Act, the concerned applicant may file the appeal before the appellate authority. I am sure the appellate authority will pass the orders directing the PIO to provide the information or will pass a speaking order. In that case second appeal may also be filed before the State Information Commissioner.
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