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Sir,
3. 10.04.2017 DOPT reply that the decision of the Central Infromation Received
Commission is binding but challengeable in court. 21.04.2017
1. That there is a loophole in the reply of the DOPT. The applicant has deeply studied the history of
Writ Petitions as prevalent in the democratic nations. The Writ Petition is basically a relief to an
ordinary citizen who feels his rights are obstructed by a Govt/State Agency.
It cannot be vice-versa.
2. That there are targeted Writ Petitions filed by artificial authorities (of doubtful integrity, as
witnessed by applicant )intended to obstruct the Rights of living suffering ordinary citizen(s) :-
Stay order dated Filed by Name of authority
1.12.2010 GIPSA (a powerful association Delhi High Court W. P. C.
Secured on the argument enjoys public money without 8041/2010
that GIPSA is a loose transparency) in secret
association and eventually collusion with
GIPSA escapes accountability (officially challenging) the CIC
under RTI act
9.04.2012 NIACL Head office Mumbai Jaipur Bench Rajasthan High
Stay orders sought by and and Regional Office Jaipur insist Court Civil Writ Petition
granted to artificial persons that applicant was already 4007/2012
against order of Union of India re-instated
(Ministry of Labour)
30.04.2014 NIACL Dy GM escapes the Bombay High Court Civil Writ
Stay order to deny access of charges of embezzlement of Petition 429/2013
information to applicant public money, though he was
called upon to attend video
conference from Mumbai,he
took tour by air. Promoted as
GM after securing stay orders.
3. In view of the above the applicant dreams of a day when the office of the President of India
interferes to ensure that Writ Petitions are not abused as a relief to corrupt/doubtful
integrity public servants at the cost of those who struggle for survival (e.g. the applicant who
was never ever promoted despite his services of two decades without stigma, finally on
24 February 2008 he was informed of the intended dismissal:-
Regards, (Shri Gopal Soni), C231, Panchsheel Nagar,Ajmer-305004
revribhav@gmail.com
24th October 2016
President of India,
Rashtrapati Bhavan,
New Delhi-110004
Re: - Citizens petition against unconstitutional in-equality in public life:
With reference to the above as an honest and law abiding citizen of India I
complain that institutional corruption/abuse of public money that causes
enrichment of a few powerful officials continues since last decade in the
NIACL while the CIC is extremely biased to see to it that Right to
information is prerogative of a few elite
That the shocking bias favouring the powerful and denying to a common
citizen is reflected in the following:-
Vis-a- vis
The consequences are that Oligarchy rights of elite NIACL are absolute
while the right of a humble citizen of India,despite RTI, is fragile.
As his majesty the president of India is the appointing
authority of chairman of NIACL,a PSU ;also As per RTI Act,
CIC is appointed by the President, it is prayed that
glass
ceiling of apathy to corruption (that enriches few
elite officials including advocates) be broken so that
probity and transparency in public life be ensured.
Thanking you.
C231,Panchsheel Nagar,Ajmer-305004
revribhav@gmail.com https://twitter.com/revribhav
Central Information Commission,
II,Floor,August Kranti bhavan, Bhikaji Kama Place
New Delhi- 110 066.
Madam/Sir,
Re: Second Appeal under Sec 19(3) of the Right to Information Act-2005
Name and address of the CPIO: T. K. Mohapatra, Dy Secretary & CPIO, Central Information
Commission,II,Floor,August Kranti bhavan, Bhikaji Kama Place,New Delhi- 110 066
E-mail: <tk.mohapatra@nic.in>
Name and address of the Central Public Authority against the order of whom the appeal is
preferred: A. K. Dash, Additional Secretary & FAA, as above. E-mail: <ak.dash@nic.in>
Compensation Sought: The appellant prays for compensation as per clause in Sec 19(8)* of
the RTI Act for denial of information that is not denied of being available.
Prayer or Relief sought: 1. The information pertains to habitual ,deliberate and prolonged
abuse of public money by a Public Sector Insurance Company Executives, who prefer flight
instead of mandate of CIC to attend video conference (unwilling RTI disclosure P5 attached on
page 2 of FAA reply). kindly order for immediate disclosure of information.
Compensation Sought: The appellant prays for compensation as per clause in Sec 19(8)* of
the RTI Act related to the detriment suffered since long denial of information.
Grounds for the Prayer or Relief: Neither the CPIO nor the FAA enjoy immunity from the
Vigilance pledge,that states: WE, THE PUBLIC SERVANTS OF INDIA, DO HEREBY SOLEMNLY
PLEDGE THAT WE SHALL CONTINUOUSLY STRIVE TO BRING ABOUT INTEGRITY AND
TRANSPARENCY without fear or favour .
Kind attention: Shri Tarun Kumar, Jt. Secretary, Room No. 302.
Re: Appeal under the Right to Information Act 2005 RTI application dated
27/08/2013*
1. The CPIO ,CIC reply that the information of call letters issued by CIC to New
India Assurance Co. Ltd (NIACL) is not maintained is vague and evasive. It
is a matter of record that call letters have been issued by CIC to CPIO and
FAA of NIACL, an insurance company,a public authority in terms of the RTI
act as the applicant himself has appeared during last about 4 years about
10 times or more following the video conference call letters issued by CIC
2. The appellant submits that all the information desired by him is within the
computerized record of CIC,the CPIO has to search with the name of public
authority and the details of call letters issued to NIACL for the desired
period shall be easily available.
3. The information desired is in utmost public interests ,it is directedly related
to abuse of public money of CPIO/FAA/representative of NIACL who
deliberately misread the notice of CIC to appear by way of video
conference, instead, they spend average public money of about Rs. Twenty
five thousand on each occasion to claim unnecessary tour on personal visit
to CIC. Example: on 15.07.2013 four different officers of NIACL appeared in
person to cause loss of about Rs. One lakh of public money.
S. No. Appeal/decision ref. Name of Insurance Enjoyed Tour /Air
executive travel from
1.CIC/DS/A/2012/002690 J.K. Lakhaniya YesWastage
from ofIndore
public
2.CIC/DS/A/2012/002364 A.L. Madan, /Bhopal
Yes from Chandigarh
money
3.CIC/DS/A/2012/002272 Vinay Batra, Yes from Mumbai
4. CIC/DS/A/2012/002457 S. K. Dash Yes from Mumbai
Madam/Sir,
Re: Seeking Information under the RTI Act-2005
Yours Sincerely,
revribhav@gmail.com
(ShriGopal Soni), {Tel. 01452644106}
c231,Panchsheel Nagar,Ajmer-305004.