All POLITICAL PARTIES ARE RESPONSIBLE TO FOLLOW LAW CODE MANUAL OF RTI ACT ADJUDICATION IN THE INTEREST OF TRANSPANCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY

All political parties have been warned by the honourable Supreme court of India to take suo motu cognizance against the political aspirants and deny tickets and the posts of Administrative reforms and the Chairman or the Vice chairman etc etc so that they may not misuse office of the profit against appointed but it regretted to point out the non compliance at the level of the political parties forum for decision and management under the party affairs by way and virtue of which the corruption could be openly verified under law code manual of the adjudication so issued by the honourable Supreme court of India in this behalf . The matter is of the serious concern as no such appointment could be issued by any government after the ruling of the honorable Supreme court of India but neither the election commission of India has taken any cognizance of the instructions issued nor the Department of Personnel and the AR considering such issues of the political parties even though the political parties are also reluctant to follow RTI act adjudication so issued in this behalf of the RTI act publications since 2005 by way and virtue of which the RTI act publications could not be maintained and protected in the real sense of the implementation of law code manual so prefixed by the constitution of India in favor of the citizens of country but of no use and reforms as political parties are ignoring the transpancy and accountability for which Constitution of India have never allowed any one to ignore law and rules however these political parties are responsible to protect the fundamental rights of the people of country failing which the Supreme court of India must take cognizance of the non compliance by the political parties .It is very clear on the captioned subject matter deliberation noticed by the honourable Supreme court of India that Public funding collected by the political parties have been declared accountable under the RTI act publications so there is no reason to ignore the RTI act publications