CASES ARE NOT DISPOSED AS PER THE REFERENCES MADE BY THE GOVERNMENT EVEN THE RTI ACT ADJUDICATION ARE ALSO DELAYED AND NO PENAL ACTION VERIFIED BY THE PUBLIC AUTHORITIES AND AGAIN AND AGAIN INFORMATION SOUGHT FOR THE REFERENCES MADE BY THE APPLICANTS REMAINS UNPRODUCTIVE DISPOSAL OF THE CASE FILE , CROSSING LAW OF THE LIMITATIONS,SO PRESCRIBED.

Need for speedy disposal of works has been prescribed in the efficiency of the time taken for disposal of work ,but the purpose for which these have been evolved would be defeated if there procedures are reduced to mere red-tape and delays occur in the disposal of work.If the works are delayed and are not dealt with expeditiously or with as much sense of urgency as is required ,however it must be realised by the all concerned that the administrative delays are a source of discontent and the delay breeds corruption, and the effective implementation of the government policies and programmes largely depends upon the efficiency and accountability of the disposal of work with in the time limits prescribed by the references however the cases of the RTI act publications are not dealt with the prescribed law of limitations prefixed by the Act for disposal even though the provision of the Penalty of rupees 250 per day has been made against the non compliance of duty and responsibility as prescribed by the law code manual prefixed in this behalf however the competent higher authority taking no cognizance of the law of limitations prefixed by the RTI act publications and creating unnecessary hurdles in improvement of the work and conduct of the government services required to be maintained by the public authorities which is highly objectionable matter of fact and concern to be enquired by who and when ?