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Case Law Details

Case Name : Shri Ashok Kumar Reddy Vs PIO, Chief Office of Chief Secretary (Central Information Commission)
Appeal Number : File No. CIC/GNCTD/C/2017/178018
Date of Judgement/Order : 28/06/2017
Related Assessment Year :
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 1. The captioned 51 distinct complaints emanate from a common-in-content RTI application with a single query but spawning across as many as 51 different Ministries & prominent Departments of the Union of India. The complainant, who seems to on a mission to catalogue a directory of ‘corrupt officers’ in the employment of Govt. of India, sent as many as 51 RTI applications aimed to gather details of all tainted employees. He drafted a model RTI application for the gigantic task. Interestingly, the complainant addressed all these RTI applications to Chief Secretary, Govt. of National Capital Territory of Delhi; an office, which admittedly was not the custodian of information sought. It would be profitable to refer the model RTI application:

To,

The Chief Secretary,
Delhi NCT

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