The Supreme Court denied anticipatory bail to an RTI activist accused of obstructing road construction work in Punjab. The bench questioned his authority to monitor public works, observing that RTI activism has become a “business” and dismissed the plea
Pasha reported that unidentified individuals arrived on a motorbike and attacked him with a boulder at a house site near the village before quickly fleeing the scene. He sustained head injuries and received treatment at the Government General Hospital. Subsequently, he filed a complaint with the Naspur police.
IRS officer Sameer Wankhede has submitted a complaint with Mumbai Police demanding action against an RTI activist stating that a video uploaded by him on the Cordelia cruise case is prima facie defamatory.
Adilabad: Suresh Pataskar, an RTI activist passed away here on Monday. He was suffering from age-related ailments. He was 84 and survived by two sons and a wife. Suresh earned fame for raising various challenges and for striving for creation of rail infrastructure to the district. He is credited with the introduction of Krishna Express […]
He filed an RTI application with the Department of Justice of the Union Ministry of Law and Justice in October seeking the total number of cases pending with the Supreme Court of India, High Courts and District Courts since independence.
