NO SUBSTITUTE TO RULE OF THE LAW AND THE RTI ACT IS APPROACH TO PROTECT THE COURSE OF RULE OF THE LAW: It is a matter of fact and concern that there is no substitute to rule of law for which the constitution of India has been empowered by the government of India to protect the fundamental rights of the citizens. In accordingly the monitoring and evaluation of implementation of the rule of law and order observed that the RTI act publications are necessarily required to protect the rights and benefits of the society and circle for which the provision of the RTI act-2005 had been given to the individual concerned for speedy justice and transparency in the administration as well as demand for charter of public accountability and removal of the corruption from society and circle as facing problems due to unusual practices in the day to day working of the demand under public utilities required to be maintained by the government for which the good governance in the administration is the sole responsibility of the state and the centre to take cognizance of the such issues and get it resolved at the level of the government .The state and the citizens both are responsible to protect the fundamental rights issued to common man under the provision of service for good governance and it is incumbent upon us to follow it and we can deviate from it at our own peril .The problem if any under the RTI act publications must have appropriate look and re-examine at the level of the government however the demand under public utilities must be brought to the notice of the competent higher authority for redressal of grievances.
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