RTI Act 2005 has been empowered to the citizens as a fundamental right and in lieu of the core of human dignity and eligibility so protected by the law and the rules

Democracy is ruled by the law and the rules for which the merits and the demerits are always highlighted and discussed with in the periphery of the administration as well as the courts of the law and the rules so the description made by Article -21should not be ignored by the administration as well as the government by virtue of which no person shall be deprived of his life or the personal liberty except to follow the procedure followed and established as by the law and the rules and the procedure followed by the law  must be fair  and the reasonable one and not fanciful oppressive or the arbitrary so the creation of the RTI act 2005 in favour of the citizens of the country is also an approval as a fundamental right under Article -19 (1) (b) of the constitution of India to protest  and assemble peacefully to demand their rights and the benefits issued by the government and protected by the law and rules in this behalf of the decision and comparison of the eligibility criterian more over the right to privacy is also necessary under the provisions by the constitution of India declared as a fundamental right of the citizens stating the right as  of the core of the human dignity and there is no substitute to the rule of law so in accounting the RTI act has been empowered in favor of the citizens of this country to protect the rights and benefits of the provision made and delivered to the core of the human dignity being fundamental right of the eligibility criteria so there is no logic to impose any  restriction on the right and provision as well as the interest of individual concerned in view to have the fundamental that interests of no one would be retrospectively operated by reason of the operation of any public decision and the order issued by the government.