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Sara Ahmed (Student)     20 August 2013

Can a person be debarred from right to information (rti)

There is a terminated employee from a govt. deptt. who has asked around 250 RTIs in last 5 years after his termination from service. He keep asking new RTIs everyday asking copies of degrees/certificates, leaves availed, official tours performed by his former colleagues repeatedly every year and also goes to appeals upto CIC on such matters. Different benches of CIC in 11 decisions have remarked that his queries are motivated and his legitimate information need has been taken care off. But he is still continuing his onslaught.

My query is that whether there is any High Court or Supreme Court Judgement to debar or disenfranchise such person from his right to information? Please share with me.



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 5 Replies

binay (advocate)     20 August 2013

Every 1 has the right to information, but the govt. can only supply those informations, which can be pledged before legisleture. So there is no objection to the right to information act.

Reformist !!! (Other)     20 August 2013

No one cant be barred from RTI....

Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Advocate)     25 August 2013

Non can be debarred as a person under RTI Act. Each application has to examined on merits All that your officers have to do is to ask make only bonafide TA claims.

Rama mohan Acharya (Manager HR(Legal))     26 August 2013

If the information seeker is a citizen of India, he cannot be debarred.

Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Advocate)     07 October 2014

every RTI application is motivated to highlight some irregularity


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