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This is a discussion on deficient application, can the PIO reject it! within the Ask for RTI Query forums, part of the RTI Community category; If I submit an application for information , but is deficient in asking or incomplete, should the information Officer call for better particulars or can he straight way reject the ...
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If I submit an application for information , but is deficient in asking or incomplete, should the information Officer call for better particulars or can he straight way reject the application? |
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| Since the information Officer is expected to help the applicant in making the application, he should call for better particulars and shall not reject the application. If he rejects the application he is deemed to have rendered service which is deficient.
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| Yes, indeed. Once we are confidant of our support and community support and also are through with final release of RTI India many of the Officers are going to join us. Many of the Officer's approach me outside the purview of this portal and I had not insisted them to get the answer here as of now. ![]() Hopefully, this thread at that time would work as a reference point.
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.The environemnt of fear will always force officials to resort to such methods when the application is deficient. |
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has rejected your applications. There are very few grounds for the PIO to reject any RTI Application, made in good faith. He is supposed to act diligently while dealing with any such application. If the ground are vague or he did it on purpose, you can lodge a complain with the CIC. The erring PIO can be penalized under Section 20 . This would work, only if your complain to the CIC is drafted well and to the point.However, I would recommend that it would be better to phrase out our queries in the original application properly. Submit the application any good PIO in a particular Deptt whom we know, with a request to forward this application to the PIO of the concerned Deptt. from whom we need the information . A lot of problems can be solved at this level.Manoj Pai Ahmedabad |
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rather it should be sent to Post Office who have taken the responsibility to forward it to appropriate department.Unless the application is of same department, the application will be rejected. |
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| Anu why would anyone knowingly want to to apply to the information officer in a deficient manner? |
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