THANDRA RAMESH 02 September 2018

Is it in questioning in nature.?RTI

I requested an RTI for a particular bank say A .that
1.. total number of unfilled vacancies reported to ibps rrb 5 reserve list.in A

2. total number of unfilled vacancies reported to ibps for allotment to ibps rr5 in A to reserve list candidate mention both po and oa..(we asked question like this..for this we got answer as)

regarding unfilled vacancies we already mentioned in point no.1..and with regarding point 2.Askin no.of vacancies reported to be filled under ibps rrb in A is in questioning nature..a pio is requested to provide information under section 2f . and not to answer the questions.

he replied only for point 1.ie.140 he replied.
bt for point 2.he said like.

is it really a questioning in nature...if it yes then how can I ask the same point to get information.
is bank trying to escape to my point 2.?

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Adv Deepak Joshi +917017821512 (Advocate) 02 September 2018

Dear querist,

Appeal to First Appellate Authority within 60 days.

Thanks and Regards

Deepak Joshi & Associates

Djaa.legal@gmail.com

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THANDRA RAMESH 02 September 2018

Respected sir, Thanku for for u r above reply sir. Is the above one is questioning in nature or he wantedly replied as a questioning in nature?. Kindly reply sir..

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Sir the limitation period under Section 19 (1) of R T I Act is 30 days from.date of receipt of reply..and not 60 days...

TGK REDDI 02 September 2018

Though there're some guide lines in which questions are prohibited, the Act and the Rules don't disallow questions. Guidelines may not be followed.