HOW FOCUS ON. EFFECTIVE GOVERNANCE COULD BE MADE BY THE PUBLIC UNDER WEAK PUBLIC SERVICE GUARANTEE ?

RTI is necessary for improving government effectiveness in both ways of economy and the moral imperative, where in Constitution of India enshrines equality among citizens through universal voting rights and the right to information and the charter of public accountability however facing problem because of the weak public service delivery and required law of limitation for which better education and moral priority of use and exercise of the RTI may take advantage of the agenda before debate for the good governance or focus on the effective governance instead of wrong interpretation of law code manual, knowingly providing incorrect, incomplete or misleading information even destroying the information which was the subject of the request, obstructed by the public authority, as such how effective state could be obtained under such conditions of the justice given by the parliamentary democracy in favor of the citizens of country in addition to the voting rights for good governance and charter of public accountability. India is working for the promotion of Artificial intelligence and also for the improvement of individuals rights, professional development and technology skills needed to implement good governance and the administrative reforms required to strengthen the democracy pillars existing in the public system where RTI activists and volunteers playing an important role for the capacity building and service delivery for outcome results of the demand under public utility, ignored by the weak public service guarantee, in the system maintained for focus for the policy debates in the parliament and also in the Vidhansabha as well as the public authorities responsible for maintaining this report and record at the levels of the house of the members and particulars of any disciplinary action taken against any officer in respect of the administration of the RTI Act including recommendations in respect of the particular public authorities, for the development, improvement, modernisation, administrative reforms or amendment to this Act or other legislation or common law or any other matter relevant for operationalizing the right to access to information.