Should judiciary be brought in within the ambit of RTI Act? |
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| Yes | 88 % |
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| No | 10 % |
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| Cant say | 1 % |
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| - | 0 % |
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| Total Votes Cast : 258 | |
| Submitted By - Prakash Yedhula | Read Comments |
| Posted by charushila |
05/04/2010 14:02:42 |
| judiciary shld be Transparent | |
| Posted by Vijay |
03/04/2010 13:33:28 |
| it would be more transparent | |
| Posted by vikas mishra |
02/04/2010 20:18:17 |
| No body is above law, absolute power leads to cirruption so all should be brought under RTI. | |
| Posted by selvaraj k |
02/04/2010 07:57:31 |
| judiciary is one of the democratic trinity, it should always be kept at high esteem. it is the only forum, where the people at large, look upon faithfully for their salvation. but now a days.the trends and happenings in the system, shows a vacuum. | |
| Posted by Nitin Arora |
30/03/2010 23:49:40 |
| Sir, every citizen of India should be within the ambit of RTI Act. Laws are made for the growth and upliftment of the society. Thanks | |
| Posted by Anoop Kumar |
29/03/2010 11:54:18 |
| NO RTI ON JUDICIARY | |
| Posted by banke bihari sharma |
29/03/2010 11:54:18 |
| yes because it bring more awareness in the society and weedout the corrupt .Only,way to eliminate corruption of any form is to bring awareness so what is wrong to let people know about our judicary machinery and about our jurors. | |
| Posted by mukesh aggarwal |
28/03/2010 23:04:16 |
| Judiciary being public authority must be within the ambit of RTI Act. | |
| Posted by niranjan |
28/03/2010 16:15:04 |
| Judiciary should be made transparent. | |
| Posted by Member (Account Deleted) |
28/03/2010 11:01:30 |
| I WORKED IN THE JUDICIARY FOR NEARLY 26 YEARS AND I KNOW HOW THE SYSTEM WORKS VERY WELL. | |
| Posted by noor |
28/03/2010 08:33:04 |
| if its happen thn we know what happen all are kept by politician politician is a u know | |
| Posted by Tribhuwan Pandey |
27/03/2010 12:38:04 |
| Yes, where the interest of public transparency must be there. | |
| Posted by NIKLESH MAHAVIR KALA |
27/03/2010 09:15:07 |
| yes, it will help us to know orignal and with proof fraud done by courts toward to make money in judges pocket. | |
| Posted by paritosh mishra |
27/03/2010 08:48:41 |
| each and every organ of a democratic set up must be accountable to the people,judiciary can not be treated as an exception to that | |
| Posted by Chirag Bhatt |
25/03/2010 15:18:27 |
| For crystal clearity in justice to the common people , judiciary should be brought in within the ambit of RTI Act. | |
| Posted by Udaya Kumar |
21/03/2010 14:46:10 |
| Judiciary should be independent. | |
| Posted by Pankaj Kumar Jha |
21/03/2010 09:06:14 |
| Yes,it is necesary through judiciary should be brought under ambit of RTI because Judges are human and subject to same inclination and attraction as other manning the executive and legislative organs of government. | |
| Posted by Mushtaq Ahmed |
19/03/2010 15:07:20 |
| Yes | |
| Posted by Sanjay Kumar Singh |
19/03/2010 08:02:11 |
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| Posted by parveen jain |
19/03/2010 07:23:16 |
| RTI is a wonderful tool for transparency and to keep the corruption check. More over Judiciary is also a statutory body which is accountable to its own public then why immunity from RTI. As far as harassment is concerned then a safe guard can be devised. | |
| Posted by AYYALASOMAYAJULA MURALI |
16/03/2010 20:26:00 |
| Sir both judiciary and equal justice in all respects should reach the poor and orphans like me other no use for the RTI and constitution values please murali a somayajulu 09290016534 | |
| Posted by Asha Pole |
16/03/2010 12:02:10 |
| Yes of course, why should judicial authority be outside this purview.Everyone is equal in the eye of the justice | |
| Posted by venkatesh Rao |
16/03/2010 07:44:32 |
| Judiciary unlike other forms has two facets. One is Judicial which shall be and is always immune from normal policy of disclosure. The other is administrative which, goes without saying, that is always subject to and within the scope of RTI Act. I am of the opinion that there has been much ado about nothing on this issue. The selection, posting, transfer, turning down the proposal of a judge being elevated are all withhin the administartive power and jurisdiction of the chief Justice and the President. Such decisions are within the swcope of RTI Act. | |
| Posted by Yamalapalli Haribob |
15/03/2010 18:50:11 |
| judiciary should be brought into the purview of r.t.i.act.Then it is more helpful to litigant public. | |
| Posted by HARESH NANJI SHAH |
15/03/2010 11:53:30 |
| As Judiciary's be given freedom work independently, it should not be harasses by any enquiry trough RTI. It should only be brought under RTI for stoping Judiciary Corruption Only. | |
| Posted by B.S MANJUNATH |
15/03/2010 07:32:31 |
| To opine judiciary does not come under the purview of RTI Act is erroneous. It is covered. | |
| Posted by lalit |
13/03/2010 07:33:47 |
| it is essential for transparency because judges are humans and subject to same inclination and attraction as others manning the executive and legislative organs of government. | |
| Posted by Gunasegaran |
12/03/2010 22:15:38 |
| ALL THE PUBLIC SERVICE OFFICE COME UNDER THE RTI ACT ....SO JUDICIARY ALSO THE PUBLIC SERVICE OFFICE | |
| Posted by Sanjay Kumar Singh |
11/03/2010 23:19:58 |
| YES. | |
| Posted by NIKLESH MAHAVIR KALA |
11/03/2010 12:59:59 |
| Basicaly this aspect is from both side if we say yes then by this the lawyers like us will be profitable and no then the will be other things resp. | |
| Posted by Bodla Upender |
10/03/2010 23:25:12 |
| A common man of India should understand of our Indian judiciary functions,judgements & to be educcate in the global reforms of the world. Then only judiciary will function automatically transperent manner. No political involvement should be there.Finally I recommend the judiciary should be covered under RTI Act which is to be decided in the Both houses of Parliament,then the Law commission has to make suggestions then it will be honoured by the President of India. In this regard the law commission has to act wisely for a common Indian . | |
| Posted by kirankumar |
09/03/2010 22:24:47 |
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| Posted by Rajiv Chauhan (Advocate) |
09/03/2010 21:42:16 |
| This is very good question. I really apriciate Mr. Y.Prakash. Justice should come under RTI because Justice is for Citizen of India. regards, rajiv chauhan | |
| Posted by Aniruddha Kale |
09/03/2010 13:07:24 |
| though judiciary should be brought under ambit of RTI but it should only be applicable to administrative matters and not others because judicial function of judiciary is very sensitiv and should not be made public because for that understanding of law is important which laks in India and til india not aware regarding same then till that date judicial function should be brought out of ambit of RTI | |
| Posted by Vineet Sapra |
08/03/2010 16:32:39 |
| If it will be brought under rti then it will hamper the proper functioning of the judiciary... | |
| Posted by umesh k burnwal |
08/03/2010 13:21:42 |
| sc takes its resoures from public so he is entitled to provide all information ask by any citizen of india under our constitution. | |
| Posted by DISHA D. SHAH |
07/03/2010 17:15:33 |
| YES IT IS NECESSARY | |
| Posted by S.MANIMARAN |
07/03/2010 15:59:49 |
| law is only above the everything but the man holding the post | |
| Posted by Roopsi |
07/03/2010 13:52:44 |
| yes | |
| Posted by adv. rajeev ( rajoo ) |
06/03/2010 20:52:50 |
| It is necessary to bring judiciary within the ambit of RTI Act to curb the corruption in the judiciary. | |
| Posted by Parveen Kr. Aggarwal |
06/03/2010 00:51:47 |
| Yes. To fully implement the objective of setting out the practical regime of right to information for citizens to secure access to information under the control of public authorities, it is inevitable to bring Judiciary within the ambit of the RTI Act. | |
| Posted by Suchitra. S |
04/03/2010 18:46:01 |
| To ensure transparency and accountability in public eye, I strongly feel that judiciary should be brought into the ambit of Right to Information Act. | |
| Posted by Ashish |
04/03/2010 10:31:18 |
| Since, judiciary is such limb of state which though is highly omnipotent and regarded still being in the public scrutiny will only escalate the faith of the public in it. | |
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