Rti

yes  u    can provided  the information is in possession of departmemt

you can't ask third party information  unless larger public interest involve.

sir, i think  wecan ask for information about third party.  like list of persons aloted  petrol pump, its reason etc

if public interest in large effected, PIO shall provide without excercising section 11(1)

being citizen of this country u can ask those informations, u may just give RTI application, and wait for their response, if they refuses then u may contact appellate authority.

The defenseless and disarmed RTI activists, who have no means to defend themselves are already getting killed for daring to seek their rights. Now the defenceless and disarmed people, who stand against corruption and refuse to pay bribes are getting killed: https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/forum/Beaten-to-death-for-refusing-to-give-bribe-in-u-p--44577.asp

A mirror never needs to speak since it shows everything as it is. What more do we need to see in order to realise the basic difference between freedom and servitude?

Many relevant points have already been discussed by members of the forum. Nothing much as of now to add to that from my end.

I want to ponder aloud on something that has been doing rounds in my mind. Please ponder well, ponder again over and over and then get across on this thread:

'Can RTI be used in conjunction with other rules: CPC, IPC, Electiricity rules, IT rules etc etc?' (This sort of a thing has been happening in civil cases: This application is u/s .......... of  .......... rule/act READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH ............ of ...............)

Without case details (exact need) in terms of: Department, information needed, rules that govern that department etc it is difficult to attend to such querries.

Quiet a number of points, perspectives etc have been raised, suggested by respected members. But fact remains that Neelam raised a question and has failed to participate in the discussions in the thread.