There is also scope to pose questions in a way that is less likely to attract the exemption provisions of Section 8 of the
RTI Act. E.g. if you ask for percentage and total monetary value of non-performing assets, or the total value of loans where repayments have been overdue for more than 60 days, the bank can presumably try and answer these without revealing the identity of an individual borrower, so no one's privacy need be invaded. Would be a very valuable test
RTI request, for someone who can claim a legitimate interest in such statistics. Best, -Murgie