Section 4 of RTI Act : Section 4: Obligations Of Public Authorities
RTI Act
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a citizen named Anjali is interested in understanding how her local municipal corporation is utilizing its budget for urban development projects. She decides to seek information under The Right to Information Act, 2005. Here's how Section 4 of the Act would apply in her situation:
- Anjali visits the municipal corporation's official website, which, as per Section 4(1)(a), should have all its records catalogued, indexed, and some computerised for easy access. She finds a section dedicated to RTI disclosures.
- Within this section, thanks to Section 4(1)(b), she finds comprehensive details about the municipal corporation's organization, functions, decision-making processes, and a directory of officers, as they are required to publish these details within 120 ...
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