Section 13 of RTI Act : Section 13: Terms Of Office And Conditions Of Service
RTI Act
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where Mrs. Gupta, a citizen, files a Right to Information (RTI) request to obtain details on a recent government infrastructure project. The request is forwarded to the relevant Information Commissioner's office for processing. Mr. Kumar, the current Information Commissioner, has been serving in his position for three years. He was appointed at the age of 62, and according to Section 13(2) of the RTI Act, he can serve until he is 65 years old or for a term prescribed by the Central Government, whichever comes first. Since he is now 65, he is due to retire, despite ...
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