Section 12 of RTI Act : Section 12: Constitution Of Central Information Commission
RTI Act
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a journalist named Ravi who specializes in public interest reporting. Ravi has been investigating a government scheme meant to provide affordable housing to the underprivileged. He suspects there's been a misallocation of funds, but he needs more information to confirm this.
Ravi files a Right to Information (RTI) request to obtain details about the scheme's budget and disbursement records. His request is initially denied by the concerned government department, so he decides to file an appeal.
The appeal goes to the Central Information Commission (CIC), which was c...
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