WHEN PUBLIC AUTHORITIES ARE SLOW AND STATE INFORMATION COMMISSION IS IN DEFUNCT POSITION AND STATUS , IT IS DIFFICULT TO HAVE JUSTICE FROM THE SETTLED LAW AND THE JUDICIAL REMEDY

InformationPeople have been empowered to bring transparency and accountability in the administration and people may get their benefits related to access to information under this provision of the Right to information Act, 2005 , where unemployed may get their information on jobs and vacancy position on the records and other public services available under the public service guarantee Act, federal rights and the fiscal responsibility and may obtain access to information concerning to the transparent commitments made by the Government in this behalf of the justice and democracy for the people of the people and by the people, where it is necessary to provide the information under provision made for the welfare of people of society and circle. However it is regretted for the unfair work and conduct in the commercial system of  maintaining and retrieving information and producing reports in the systematic process of development and design presentation of data and analyzed data, identified by the public authorities after due consideration, established for the useful links and generation of reports and returns, predicting the future scope and design of the schemes and programmes of the logical designs into the physical transactions and components based on the feasibility study approved by the user department/office, since they alone know what information they need and how useful it is likely to be, but public authorities could not ignore law code manuals prefixed by the Constitution of India in this behalf for want of disclosure under section 4 of the right to information Act, 2005 . As such it is becoming problem under the present circumstances, as the State information commission is defunct and there is no hearing in favor of the applicants for complaint against the public information officer and the FAA taking no cognisance of the accuracy and correctness as well as timelines for theq

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MODERN HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND RECOGNITION OF THE INHERENT DIGNITY AND RIGHTS OF INDIVIDUALS FOR APPLICATION SPECIFIED UNDER ARTICLE 23 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA

The Article 23 of the Constitution of India addresses the prohibition of trafficking in human beings and the forced labor, slavery, or exploration. It recognises the inherent dignity and the rights of the individuals, ensuring protection against such practices. It also prohibits forced labour or any form of compulsory labour. It ensures that no person can be compelled to work against their will or under exploitative conditions. The prohibition on forced labor does not apply to work required as a part of a compulsory service for public purposes. Human trafficking is the unlawful act of , entrapping , transporting, transferring, harboring, or buying human beings through force, fraud or coercion for the purpose of exploiting them for profit. This exploitation may include forced labor, sexual slavery, or other forms of commercial sexual exploitation. It is a form of modern slavery, a crime against humanity and serious violation of human rights. It is believed that human trafficking has become more common over the past  two and a half decades. Efforts to combat human trafficking involve international laws, national policies, and non governmental organisations. Human trafficking can occur both within a single country or across national borders. It is distinct from people smuggling, which involves the consent of the individual being smuggled and typically ends upon arrival at the destination. In contrast, human trafficking involved

DOES THE CONSTITUTION ALLOW CITIZENS TO BE COMPULSORILY DRAFTED FOR PUBLIC WORK?

Does the Constitution allow citizens to be compulsorily drafted for public work? Here Article 23(1) prohibits begaar and other forms of the forced labour. But Article 23(2) expressly permits the state to impose compulsory service for public purposes, provided it doesn't discriminate on specified grounds. Further more, under the Police Act, 1861 , residents of a neighbourhood may in specified public order circumstances be appointed special police officers. The Calcutta High Court in Dulal Samanta v District Magistrate, Howrah (1958) characterized this as compulsory public service protected by Article 23(2) . An even clearer example is the National service Act, 1972, under which specified qualified Doctors and the Engineers can be called up for National service. However parliament created an elaborate statutory regime for this:it identified who was liable, provided for the registration and notice, permitted postponement on hardship grounds, prescribed remuneration and required private employers to release--and later reinstate-- employees called up for service. The same elaborate arrangement is not available in the census Act. Any person the government considers suitable can be asked to perform the duties of an enumerator. But the rules are not as absolute as this sounds. Section 4(2) of the census Act, 1948 gives the state Government powers to appoint persons as census officers, to take aid in or supervise the census within a specified area and circle. Importantly, it add that such persons, when so appointed shall be bound to serve accordingly. This is potentially the strongest basis for the government's case, unlike provisions dealing specifically with government employees, section 4 uses the broad word "persons".But other provisions of the Act are much more specific about whose services can be compulsorily called upon:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

RTI ACTIVISTS AND VOLUNTEERS MAY CELEBRATE VIGILANCE AWARENESS MOVEMENT DURING THIS WEEK AS REQUIRED FOR ERADICATION OF CORRUPTION UNDER SECTION 19 OF THE ERADICATION OF CORRUPTION ACT, 1988 .

Obseve and celebrate vigilance awareness week during this period of time and create an campaign spearheaded by the vigilance awareness drive movement under provision made for the prevention of corruption Act, 1988 as expected to assist the Government in eradication of corruption and without cooperation of the public it is not practicable to completely eradicate corruption. However the official responsibility for rooting out corruption in Government offices primarily rests with the Heads of the offices /Departments and necessary complaints may be furnished before the department concerned accordingly:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number 9459334377

ALLEGATIONS FOR POST BENEFITS ISSUED TO UNAUTHORIZED IDENTITY DENIED BY THE SYSTEM GENERATED UNDER ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMS ORGANIZATION (SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGNING)

Management information systems are the systems which would deal with an organized set of procedures to capture, classify, maintain, update, retrieve and process on data bases for providing information to support operations and too the decision making in the department/office.These systems include Budgeting, Accounting Inventory control, Personal data, References monitoring and statistical records etc After the preliminary identification made, the list of such involved references should be discussed with the responsible official and staff subject to arise and ascertain the likely benefits and existing system and the associated issues involved for the further reforms and priority based potential for the link, however positive measures are required for reflecting their linkage, so required for the practical experience and access to information under provision made and there should be no irregularities in the decision making files , as raising negative objections in the communication made for the review and reexamine of alleged classified administrative files for instances under review and further decision on the subject, even priority for the action under reforms under detailed analysis and designing of the proposed system in a systematic manner is very essential , as such these tasks are performed jointly by the department/office and the specialists(called systems Analyst) , can broadly be classified, keeping in view the required team work and involvement of the ultimate user of the acceptance of implementation, becoming relatively easy, where the first step is to provide a broad statement of objective for the proposed detailed study of the existing manual system required to identify the flow of information between different levels, where the next step is a detailed examination of the proposed system, to identify alternative approaches to meet the stated objectives, and finally choose the most appropriate alternative and then to examine the feasibility of the proposed system. Benefits may be realised from the timelines and accurate generation of required information to meet the stated objective, but it should not be listed for the unauthorized identity under provision made for the credentials:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS PROVIDING FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND EXPRESSION UNDER ARTICLE 19(1) (g) SHOULD BE SUITABLY DESIGNED, DEVELOPED AND OPERATIONALIZED FOR PRACTICING THE RELATED TRANSPARENCY IN RESPECT OF DOCUMENTS ON RECORD

The Article 19(1) of the Constitution of India guarantees six fundamental freedoms to every citizens of India . Though all of these six fundamental freedoms are not absolute. They contain certain restraints snd exceptions within them, which are postulated in Article 19(2) to 19(6) . Editorial Comment:-- The Constitution First Amendment Act, 1951 made several changes to the fundamental rights part of the Indian Constitution. The privilege of Indian citizens to engage in any profession, occupation, trade or business as granted by the Article 19(1) (g) is constrained by reasonable restrictions that the State Laws may impose, in the interests of the general public, although the mentioned words are inclusive enough to encompass any nationalisation scheme, it was deemed necessary to eliminate ambiguity by introducing a clarifying addition to Article 19(6) Also refer) (1) the professional or technical qualifications necessary for practicing any professon or carrying on any occupation trade, business , or (11) the carrying on by the State, or by a corporation owned or controlled by the State, of any trade, business, Industry or service whether to the exclusion, complete or partial, of citizens or otherwise. As such all the training modules for profession upgradation should incorporate matters relating to the virtues of transparency and open Government and RTI law , asper the provision made and dealing with the system generated for the redress of grievances of the affected persons and there should be cooperation and coordination between the officers responsible for addressing public grievances:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

MINUTES OF MEETING UNDER THE BANNER OF NATIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE (25-10-2026) ONLINE SCHEDULE FOR DISCUSSION AND ARGUMENTS

It was an occasion today on 25-10-2026 when attended the online RTI event for some time under the banner of National Campaign Committee right from 12-30 noon to 1-15 pm and some observations made in the chat box for discussion where under system of access to information it is necessary that information management system should be dealt with an organised set of procedures (section 4) required to maintain the up-to-date records , but there is no practice to access information, as asked about the complaint by one member of the meeting (information-seeker) , which is against the natural justice, where there is no provision in the department and Ministry working for the welfare of people under RTI and the RTS act adjudication and people suffering because of delay and the dereliction of duty as SIC is defunct in state of the HP and there is no provision in the High Court to approach direct for the access to information, where FAA taking no cognisance of the section 19(6) of the Right to Information Act, 2005 . As such it is clear to mention here that state Government and the public authorities ignoring the RTI Act, 2005 and Activists and volunteers suffering because of its compliance under provision made for the time bound schedule for disposal of RTI applications, First appeals and the second appeal, hence it is against the natural justice. Keeping in view the circumstances arrived at this juncture of the procedure and methods required for the disposal of work and purpose for which these have been evolved, it is revealed that these procedures laid under the provision made are reduced to mere red-tape and delay occurring in the routine for which appropriate government should take action under sub section (3) of section 12 of the RTI act adjudication and issue necessary appointments of the SIC and the SCIC in the interest of justice to common man of the society and circle :-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377