GOVERNMENT IS RESPONSIBLE TO FOLLOW EFFICIENCY IN ADMINISTRATION AND DISPOSAL OF PENDING CASES UNDER LAW CODE MANUAL, PREFIXED IN THIS BEHALF OF THE RTI, AND RTS ACT ADJUDICATION, HOWEVER THERE IS NO TIME LIMIT , AS ADVISED FOR THE EFFICIENCY IN ADMINISTRATION.

The basic concept of the Right to information described under law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India, in this behalf has been related to disposal of work, but the purpose for which these methods and procedure have been evolved seems to be defeated as these procedures are reduced to mere red tape and delay is being enforced in doing the needful under law code manual prefixed by the act for processing law code manual prefixed in this behalf and generally the references made by the RTI activists and volunteers as well as applicants kept pending in the offices and not referred to the other concerned under section 6(3) of the RTI act adjudication, and cases so required are not dealt with expeditiously or with as much sense of urgency as is required, even though it should be realised that the administrative delays are a source of discontent and delay breeds corruption, and effective implementation of the government policies and other related works, as well as problems of the common man demanding free and fair justice from the system of governance, largely depends upon the efficient disposal of work, monitoring of disposal, identification of delays at the levels of the higher offices and the authority, as well as the remedial action prefixed by the FAA and SIC or CIC. The department of the administrative reforms too working on the captioned subject of complaints and administrative reforms required for the good governance and accountability however there is no correctness and follow up action by the subordinate offices for which the government is too responsible to follow act and advise of the commissioners however the Zone level offices and the Heads of the department taking no cognisance of the instructions and directions of the DOPT, administrative reforms department and the law department as well as the finance, even declared the advisory department by the law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India, in this behalf, for which the advisory departments are also required to maintain a register of the files received from the other departments and files are required to be entered in the said register, as soon as they are received. The weekly arrears report and monthly statement of cases pending over three months prepared and sent by the advisory department should essentially include the files (cases) of the departments pending with them for correct reconciliation of pendency. The statement there after is to be sent to the administrative Secretary for bringing the same to the notice of the Minister incharge, with a copy to the Administrative reforms organization of the department of personnel on the first working day of the next month. The cases shown pending thus required to be rectified with suitable corrections in its own statement or required correction should be intimated to the Heads of the department. As such all procedure laid under law code manual prefixed by the act ibid is necessary for taking a stock of the all pending undecided work and cases registered by the applications under law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India, in this behalf, however there is no such compliance at the level of the Heads of the offices and the Department and people are suffering because of delays and dereliction of duty at the levels of the public authorities.