JUDGES SHOULD NOT TERRORISE THE RTI ACTIVISTS BY QUOTING THE REFERENCE OF BLACK MAILING AS DOCUMENTS ARE RELATED TO THE PUBLIC DOMAIN

It is not correct to say that the RTI activists working for the transpancy and accountability in the administration are black mailing the people of country Earlier it was stated by the Chief justice of Honourable Supreme court of India and now the same comments have been made by a Madhya Pradesh High court justice by way and virtue of which the judiciary is unnecessary blaming the RTI activists as such the RTI activists are filing applications before the Public information officers and further submitting Appeals before the FAA and SIC or CIC if not satisfied with the information contained in the documents ,under these conditions and circumstances of the provisos to law code manual prefixed by the study of protocol mentioned in the RTI act publications the informations are delivered by the public authorities and which should be available with in the public domain required to be maintained by the public authorities under section 4 of the RTI act publications, more so government is too responsible to issue notifications and other informations in the press , media and other sources of the informations for which there is no logic to blame the RTI activists with such baseless charges that the RTI activists are black mailing the people of country. As such every information which is related to the government function and funding must be asked by the Citizens of country inthe public interest and demand under public utilities so there is no logic to unnecessary blame the RTI activists more over the function of govt is to work for the people of country and bring transparency and accountability in the administration so judges should not issue such statements which may terrorise the RTI activists