SLP (C) No, 27734/2012, AFFECTING DISCLOSURE OF PERSONAL INFORMATIONS UNDER THE RTI ACT, 2005 AND RELATED TO COMPLAINTS MADE AGAINST AN OFFICER OF THE GOVERNMENT.
Without prejudice to the provision of section 8,a Central public information officer or a state public information officer, as the case may be, may reject a request for information where such a request for providing access would involve an infringement of copy right subsisting in a person other than the state. In an expansive interpretation of Article 21 of the constitutional the Supreme Court has declared that torture in any form is an unacceptable infringement of the sacrosanct right to dignity and privacy. Further more a lack of legislation may be caution against failure to introduce, what is considered adequate legislation and its failure to facilitate the enactment of a comprehensive law against the torture is an impermissible abdication of its remit. As in the system of ongoing democracy failure to enact a credible anti-torture law indicates the impoverishment of our politics and the indifference of political parties as working on that sphere of the influence and results required to mediate fundamental policy and preferences in furtherance of the republic core values. Referring to the broad political consensus on the captioned subject of outlawing the torture based on deeply felt observation and the sensitivities, the select Committee of the Rajya sabha has recommended a comprehensive anti -torture legislation in the 2010 and the law commission also recommended this in its 273rd report(2017) and furnished a draft of the proposed law for consideration. As such the human rights Commission of India has similarly supported a stand-alone domestic law against torture.
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