08-Mar-10 03:01pm
dear, simple prosess for simple from RTI agaiest applicition from plese send full detial and fee
BY: amrik singh
08-Mar-10 02:36pm
Form ( E )
APPLICATION FOR APPEAL UNDER SECTION 19 (1)
OF THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT, 2005
I.D. No…….. ( For office use only)
To, Senior Supdt. of Police,
SSP office
LUDHIANA
1. Name of applicant Tek Chand
2. Address Gali No. 1 Basantb Vihar Colony Noorwala Road, Ludhiana.
3. Particular of competent authority
a. Name Public Information Officer
b. Address SSP Office Ludhiana
4. Date of submission of 27-05-09
Application form A
5. Date on which 30 days from 27-06-09
Submission of form A is over
6. Reason of appeal
That said authority has not provided any
Information till today dated 20-07-09
c. Ground of appeal
I asked information is very much required
Effected party has to suffer a huge loss.
7. Particular of information requested
Photo copy is attached annexure 1
APPLICANT
Date
PLACE LUDHIANA
BY: tek chand
03-Mar-10 08:46pm
Request for RBI GUIDE LINES REGARDING STOLEN GOODS FROM PRIVATE SAFE DEPOSIT VAULE IN INDIA.
BY: Rakesh Shah
26-Feb-10 04:19pm
To,
The Public Information Officer,
Senior Supdt. of Police Pb.(SSP) Office,
Ludhiana.
From:
1. Name of Applicant Shri Paul
Sharma 2. Address 809/2a, Prem Nagar, Bindravan Road, Civil Lines Ludhiana141001
To,
Information from City Kotwali Police Chaura Bazar Ludhiana.
3. The particular in which the information is sought:
a. Is the Mata Rani Road, Bhadur House areas come under the jurisdiction of City police Kotwali?
b. Is this right that in the market area of police kotwali, the pirated CD’s are being sold by some shopkeepers?
c. From March 2006 to Feb. 2010 how many times Kotwali police has raided on these pirated CD & DVD shops?
d. Give the name of all culprits shop keepers who were convicted in the sale of pirated CD and the quantity of all CD recovered from them?
e. Please give me information that how many pirated CD cases are pending in the courts and how many persons are convicted in the charges provide the name of all persons who were convicted and release from charges and in which ground or law the pirated CD cases arrested person were released? Give full details?
f. Where all pirated CD which are confiscated from culprits were stored or locked what is the quantity of all CD in the present date. And give the name of that police inspector or police cops who locked or stored, with time and dates along with the name of person from whom these CD were confiscated?
4. To the best of my knowledge the information sought does not fall within the restrictions contained in section 8&9 of the RTI Act 2005 and it pertains to your office.
5. This is to certify that I am Shri Paul Sharma a citizen of India.
6. A fee of Rs.10/-PIO attached with this application please fill it as your convenient in which account you have to deposit.
Place: Ludhiana Applicant
Date 1 -3-2010 Sheri Paul Sharma
Mobile 94174 55666
BY: shri paul
14-Feb-10 10:59pm
There were three cases in different banks in the last nine years In the first case, a resident of Wanavdi lost gold ornaments worth Rs. ll lakh. In the second case, gold ornaments worth Rs3 lakh were stolen. The third case saw a relationship manager; with a bank losing her valuables
The Pune police have recorded three incidents of theft from safe deposit lockers of different banks in the last nine years.
The details were obtained by social activist Vihar Durve under the Right To Information Act, 2005 from the police.
Durve told DNA, "After coming across a few cases of valuables of bank customers going missing from safe deposit lockers, I filed an RTI application with the city police to find out the status."
According to the city police, Wanavdi resident Ismail Ibrahim Kiranawa] a lost gold ornaments worth Rsll.08 lakh from his locker at Pune District Central Cooperative Bank. The ornaments were placed in the locker in May 2005 and were stolen sometime between August 18, 2007 and August 9, 2008.
In another case, Shubhangi Kale, who registered a complaint with Swargate police against Saraswat Bank authorities in Bibvewadi, lost gold ornaments worth over Rs3.46 lakh from her locker at the bank, sometime be-ween October 15, 2006 and November 3,2006.
In the third incident, Sunita Kulkarni, a relationship manager with the Bank of India lost her valuables kept in the locker with the Bank of India, Navi Peth branch locker between October 3, 2009 and October 6,2009.
Durve said, "Customers keep their valuables in bank lockers. If the valuables disappear, then why should bank lockers be hired?"
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) draft circular on safe de posit lockers dated April 17, 2007 contains guidelines on security aspects relating to safe deposit lockers. According to these guide-lines, the bank should exercise due care and precaution for protection of lockers provided to customers. Banks should also review the systems in force for operation of safe deposit vaults or lockers at their branches on an on-going basis and take necessary steps.
It also mentions that the security procedures should be well-documented and the staff concerned should be properly trained in the procedure. The internal auditors should ensure that the procedures are strictly adhered to.
When contacted, assistant police commissioner Sangramsinh Nishandar said, "In many cases, close relatives of the bank customers or bank employees are involved in such incidents."
BY: ashish yadav
14-Feb-10 08:31pm
want to get information from DPI higher education, pb. govt
BY: Prof. vinay sophat
05-Feb-10 07:47pm
To,
The Public Information Officer,
Senior Superintendence of Police
Ludhiana.
From:-
Name: Sandeep Kumar.
Address: # 319, MIG Flats, Urban Estate, Phase III, Dugri, Ludhiana.
To,
Traffic Police Ludhiana
1. The particular in which the information is sought.
(A) Is this in the law that Punjab police come on duty without uniform. If any employee come on duty without uniform what is the penalty for the violence of law.
(B) Who was the police officer presented on the duty on date 07-10-2009 in the railway station in front of the rail reservation centre at the time 13:25. Is this registered in the daily attendance book where to provide his duty?
(C) The traffic police officer if misbehave & demand for money from any person, what kind of action should be taken against him?
(D) I visited rail reservation centre on railway station on date 07-10-2009 and on duty police officer who was in civil dress misbehaved with me & demand money for wrong parking of my vehicle but I refuse to pay him. Then he imposed me a challan for wrong parking with reason No.57 as per the challan reason given onto the challan form No. 156633 for wrong parking.
(E) When I went to clear this challan to SUVIDHA CENTER on date 27-10-2009. the person on duty who has challan form of Govt. of Punjab, there was mismatch in the offence on the challan form in the police challan copy. There was another offence was marked on the police challan copy as per the police record. So simply mismatch between both of the challan copy , one I have & another in police record.
(F) To whom may I contact to get justice in this case. Please provide me the name, address & contact No. of the concerned person.
2. To the best of my knowledge the information sought does not fall with in the registration certificate in section 8&9 of RTI act 2005 & it pertain to your office.
3. This is to certify that I am Sandeep Kumar a citizen of India.
4. A fee of Rs. 10 PIO attested with this application .Please fill it as your convenient in which account you have to deposit.
Place:- Ludhiana
Date:………….---------- (Applicant.)
Mobile.No. …...9888517162
BY: sandeep kumar
05-Feb-10 07:46pm
To,
The secretary,
State information commission, Punjab
SCO No. 84-85, Sector 17-c,chandigarh.
1. Name of complainant SANDEEP KUMAR
2. Address # 319 MIG Flats, Phase 3,U/E Dugri, Ludhiana.
3. Particular of the state
Public information officer
Complaint against.
Name Senior Superintendence of police
Ludhiana
Address window 4, Mini secretariat Ludhiana
4. Date of submission of
Application for seeking
Information 16-NOVEMBER-2009
5. Date of order if any
Rejecting the application NO RESPONSE.
6. Statement of fact
The information is demanded on the date 16-11-2009( annexure 1 is attached) and fee Rs. 10/- is paid counter slip ( annexure 2 photocopy receipt is attached).
The complainant has been not given any response to a request for information with in the specified time limits.
Place : LUDHIANA Signature Of Complainant.
Mob: 9888517162.
BY: sandeep kumar
04-Feb-10 07:16pm
Cotton atleast is not eaten in human body.But brinjal is.
The comments of Mr Thomas are highly irresponsible and childish.He is over enthusiastic about his support to MNCs.That is where the issue pinches.Country like India are test labs for all kinds of drugs,pesticides, food items and now bio technology products.Comparing Bt Brinjal with computers is shocking.Even computers have many negative effects.Food items or drugs once enter body cannot leave easily.The damage may be slow or fast and devastating. Many times it is irreversible like organ damage or cancer or genetic changes in body.When any organic matter is engineered its natural process and structure created by nature is changed.Our immune system may react.Most of vegetables you notice toady are feeling like having plastic skin and difficult to chew and eat.This includes tomatoes and green chilly.How it (Bt) will be accepted by living organism like human body needs long term tests and various aspects.It is toxin after all introduced into plant.I cant understand arrogance and insistence of Sharad Pawar to rush through approval blaming NGOs for anti MNC movement.MNCs any way are not angels and have come to India for social service and welfare.Their sole objective is to mint money and more of it. Mahyco is a collaborated company and is in grip of Monsanto.How decisions can be influenced in India,every one knows.We dont trust politicians much anyway.Mr Sharad Pawar should cool the matter and reconsider the whole issue including sharply contrasting reports of harmful effect of Bt on human organs and digestion processes.Why he is in hurry? People of India must protest about introducing Bt Brinjal.Bt Cotton story is not very encouraging in India so far.Both NDA and now congress I are towing lines of MNCs in west and blind capitalism destroying balance and stability in economy and damaging Indian culture.The result is for all to see.Skewed incomes, high food prices, excessive property rates in India out of proportion to per capita GDP and so on.Still these politicians and babu dont want to see reality and are madly after pseudo capitalism and fraudulent liberalisation. Too fast is also too much to digest.We should practice socialist capitalism and moderate growth with regulations in key sectors like health care ,education,real estate and food items and drugs.WE should have low tax regime and disincentives for accumulating black money.Manmohan Singh could not achieve any so far in his 6 years term.He has been a failure with his team and injurious to national health.It is time to wind up Man Mohan Cabinet.How much more people want to wait and tolerate.
Prof R K Gupta India FORCE
BY: R K Gupta
04-Feb-10 12:16pm
Where do you find to arise awareness among the citizens of Hidustan where people go to temple daily and put their responsibility on the shoulder of God and become free. Hindu community think about their future life welfare to reduce the immunity and strength of present life
BY: shri paul sharma
01-Feb-10 05:52pm
Friends,
Many critics of RTI say that it is being largely used by Government employees in their personal matters. It is my personal experience that it haws become necessary,in view of unreasonable, inequitable and unjust stand taken by the Government in several issues.
I have my grievance regarding restoration of pension, as evident from the appeal placed below. I have used RTI Act to get copy of file noting and other records, which show blatant non-application of mind. The records given by CPIO were incomplete and therefore I am in appeal.
In my humble opinion, this is a very good use of RTI Act, to reveal the infirmity in decision-making- process. If the Government was just and reasonable, use of RTI by aggrieved persons would not have been necessary.
Dhirendra Krishna IA&AS (Retired)
BY: Dhirendra Krishana
21-Jan-10 04:45pm
Right now, 1 in 6 people around the world don't have enough to eat. That number is skyrocketing, up 20 percent since 2005.
Ending world hunger is not impossible. The community of nations just need to:
* Create and fund long-term hunger eradication plans -- and agree to have these plans monitored by the UN and civil society to ensure transparency.
* Make good on their existing funding commitments.
* Invest in sustainable agriculture and focus their funding on the small holder and women farmers who make up more than 60% of the world's hungry people.
The G8 took a step in July and pledged $22 billion in new funding to combat hunger. But they still haven't followed through on that commitment.
We've seen politicians back down on their promises before. But we've also seen the power of grassroots mobilization to change the course of history. And with more than 1 billion already going hungry, there's no time to waste. I, therefore, told President Obama to lead the charge and hold his fellow G8 leaders accountable and keep their promises to end world hunger as in letter placed below:
"Dear President Obama,
The global food system is too big to fail. Every day, nearly 16,000 children die from hunger related causes. We have the power to save those children. Already, there is more than enough food in the world to feed the 1/6 of our population that is hungry. We just need our world leaders to respect their pledges and commit to a global hunger eradication plan.
While I applaud your commitment of new U.S. funding for hunger eradication efforts, you need to lead the G8 to:
- Create and fund long-term hunger eradication plans -- and agree to have these plans monitored by the UN and civil society to ensure transparency.- Make good on their existing funding commitments.
- Invest in sustainable agriculture and focus their funding on the small holder and women farmers who make up more than 60% of the world's hungry people
With more than 1 billion people already going hungry, there's no time to waste. We cannot afford to lose such precious lives by failing to act.
I have joined ActionAid in calling for a world free from hunger. I want you to make this a reality.
BY: satbir singh
17-Jan-10 03:46pm
nice job, ur effort will bear fruits.
BY: parminderjit singh sekhon
11-Jan-10 10:17pm
It is apparent that the judicial system (like every other system of this mango republiuc) needs to be completely overhauled to make it responsive to the citizen and the needs of a democracy. The judicial system needs special attention, because it is the final upholder of the constitution and democracy. To begin with, the selection process of the judges needss to be at least as rigrous as that of the IITs and IIMs. Only the most promising should be allowed. Then, we need to have system for psychological profiling of the judeges to ensure there are no pshycopaths, liars, weak kneed, non-independent, corrupt, morally and intectual feather weights. We need to train the judges that they are not master of the fate of individuals, but a servant of the laws, that is to say, where a law exists, they need to implement it to the letter and spirit, and keep in abayance their personal likes and dislikes. We need a system that rigrously scrutinises their performance / judgements vis-a-vis the laws of the land on a regular and sustained basis. And, finally, we need in place a system that ruthlessly boots the bad apples and rewards only those proven to deserve promotion.
I, however, differ with the view that we do not need more judges / courts. Anyone who has visited the lower courts, the consumer courts (even amazingly the National Commission), the high courts will easily be able to associate these "courts" with conditions prevailing in fish markets. It is shocking that these "courts" routinely have 20, 30, 40 even 50 matters listed for "hearing" evryday, with a maximum average allocatble time for "conducting" their hearings of maybe 3-5 minutes. There is simply no way that a judge, any judge no matter how brilliant, can deliver quality justice in 3 or 4 minutes. Even at the intoductory stage, many cases involve deep issues of law and fact that need to be properly read, understood and discussed before any fair and reasonable order can be passed by a judge. Compare the judicail proceeds of the civilised nations we get to see on various Tv programms. The judicial envoirnment is clean, peaceful and uncluttered. The hearings are patient and thorough. The judge is a no-nonsense task master. And what do we have here?!!! Since "independence" our population has increased 5 fold. So the number of judges should have gone up by a factor of 5, just to keep pace. If one allows for the many additional laws and the increased pace and complexity of modern life, the number of judges / courts should be at least 10, 20??? times more.
It does appear that Mr. Moily is not upto the job. He is too slow .... well behind the curve, when the country is facing the death thores and requires energetic and radical surgery and overhaul. His peacemeal approach, as in amending the laws and proccedures involving sex-related crimes, discloses lack of intellectual / comprehension capacity. Band-aids will not solve the disease.
But, somehow I am not at all hopeful. Our condition requires statesmen and stalwarts. What we have is pygmies.
BY: Victor
11-Jan-10 09:44pm
Are our MLAs sick? Medical bills Rs 5 crore
RTI Reply: Govt Has No Info On Their Diseases
N D Shiva Kumar | TNN
Bangalore: Our elected representatives are quick to point out how low their salaries are. But what’s not disclosed is the hidden perks they enjoy.
For example, in a society where universal healthcare is a distant dream, MLAs receive life-time free medical aid from the government for their families and themselves even if they make it to the Vidhana Soudha just once.
When the figure is totted up, it works out to a hefty sum: Rs 5.2 crore, for example, between January
2007 and October 2009 in Karnataka. An MLA has availed of Rs 17.68 lakh from the government as medical reimbursement in just 10 months! The best part is the government has no clue about the disease he is suffering from.
Ashok Mahadevappa Pattan (P M Ashok), a Congress MLA from Ramdurg in Belgaum district, is the man who has received this sum after submitting bills.
In 2009, from January to October, except three months — January, May and September — he has got reimbursements from the government. The highest was in February, when he got Rs 5,83,710.
While taking the reimbursements, in some months’ bill, his name figures as Ashok Mahadevappa Pattan and in others, it is simply P M Ashok. His monthly reimbursements are: Feb - Rs 5,83,710 ; March - Rs 64,155; April - Rs 2,81,895; June - Rs 2,74,830; July - Rs 1,46,876; Aug - Rs 1,41410; Oct - Rs 2,75,232. The government has revealed these details to an RTI application filed by the TOI. However, Ashok is not alone. There are several instances where the government has given lakhs as medical reimbursement to sitting and former MLAs.
For instance, in January 2007, Doddanna Gowda Patil got Rs 4.01 lakh, while Vatal Nagaraj Rs 4.55 lakh. In September, M T Krishnappa
has taken Rs 4.98 lakh. In June 2009, Eeshanna Gulgannavar has received Rs 5.47 lakh.
If a person is elected as MLA once, then the government takes care of the medical expenditure of the member and his/her family till they die. The facility applies even after they retire and are never get elected again. However, strangely, the government has no details about the diseases the members are suffering from for which reimbursements are claimed. The reimbursements are done on producing the bills in a prescribed format
BY: ND Shivakumar
10-Jan-10 12:12am
To,
The Public Information Officer,
Excise & Sale tax Dept, Punjab
Patiala.
From:
1. Name of Applicant Shri Paul Sharma (RTI Activist)
2. Address LUXMI Street, Shiv Puri Road,
Ludhiana141008
To,
Information from Excise & Sale Tax Dept Punjab
3. The particular in which the information is sought:
a. What is the name of that place where Excise & Sale Tax Dept.Punjab is situated. How many employee are working in this office?
b. Is Shambo check post of sale tax & excise is situated in Patiala.
c. How many AETC,.ETO, Inspector & Clerk were present on duty from 1st December to 31st December 2009. What is the name of all these employee their designation and mobile number?
d. Please provide the zerox copy of all the above said officers their character certificate and photo copies of their certificate degree of recognized university or its equivalent which are in the possession of civil services records? When they joined in the service?
e. Certified copy of their medical certificate which is required by rule 31 of the civil service rules (Punjab) Volume1 Part1 during the joining of service when they joined in the service? How much money these sale taxes & excise officers do earn every year please give the details of their moveable & immovable property for the public interest to know the honesty of these officers?
f. How many vehicles are got check up by Shambo (export) from 1stDecember to 31st December 2009. How many persons were defaulter to evasion of tax, what penalties were imposed on them and give the details of all the goods on which the penalties were imposed. How many days the goods of defaulters were detained at the check post Shambo provide full detail of December month 2009?
g. According to law how many days the goods of tax evaders can be detained at the check post?
h. What is the address and name of appellate authority of Excise and sale tax Dept. of Punjab and its address?
4. To the best of my knowledge the information sought does not fall within the restrictions contained in section 8&9 of the RTI Act 2005 and it pertains to your office.
5. This is to certify that I Shri Paul Sharma am a citizen of India.
6. A fee of Rs.10/-PIO attached with this application please fill it as your convenient in which account you have to deposit.
Place Ludhiana Applicant
Date 10-01-2010
BY: shri paul
09-Jan-10 07:13am
This is a very good, informative and supportive concept launched by Mr. Shreepaul Sharma. I congratulate Mr. Sharma, Wish him best of Luck and success in his ongoing efforts and offer my whole hearted support for your this noble cause of helping a common man.
Wish you Best
BY: Chander Mohan Sharma
31-Dec-09 09:47pm
To,
The Public Information Officer,
Deputy Commissioner Office,
Ludhiana.
From:
1. Name of Applicant Shri Paul Sharma 2. Address 809/2a, Prem Nagar, Ludhiana141001
To,
Information from DC Ludhiana.
3. The particular in which the information is sought:
a. Is there any provision in the district administration to laurel citizens. If yes,
when & where these citizens are honored?
b. Give the name and address of all the persons who has applied application in the office of deputy commissioner Ludhiana for the consideration and recognition for honor? What is the name of Deputy Commissioner of Ludhiana, years when he joined the service in Ludhiana?
c. Has district administration authority to honor the citizen on the occasion of independence & republic day. Please provide the name and rank of all persons who select the candidate to honor.
d. Provide the name and address of all the persons who has applied for honor from jan2005 to oct2009 to the DC office.
e. How do administration choose the applicant to be honored?
f. How many applicants were investigated by police in the year 2008 & 2009 to be honored, how many were selected? Provide the list of all persons who has been investigated by police?
g. Give the name and address of all candidate whose recognition has been cancelled, as well as whose recognition has been selected?
h. What is the reason of law for denying, cancellation, rejection of application of candidate who applied for honor
4. To the best of my knowledge the information sought does not fall within the restrictions contained in section 8&9 of the RTI Act 2005 and it pertains to your office and This application is written under the RTI Act 2005 Section (f) in which an Indian can seek advice & opinion from concerned govt. authority.
6. A fee of Rs.10/-PIO attached with this application please fill it as your convenient in which account you have to deposit.
Place: Ludhiana Applicant
Date 06 -11-2009 Shri Paul Sharma
BY: shri paul
31-Dec-09 09:44pm
To,
The Public Information Officer,
Senior Supdt. of Police (SSP) Office,
Ludhiana.
From:
1. Name of Applicant Shri Paul Sharma
2. Address 809/2a, Prem Nagar, Civil Lines
Ludhiana141001
To,
Information from Traffic Police Ludhiana.
3. The particular in which the information is sought:
a. Is it the duty of the traffic police maintain and control traffic problems in the city?
b. What is the name of traffic SP, DSP and SHO with their contract mobile numbers?
c. Please provide the report of road accident from Jan2009 to Oct2009.
* its monthly statistics
* study of fatal accidents
* What is the cause of accidents
* Name of the road and spot where accident took place
* In the daily diary of police how many cases of accident registered.
d. What is the average growth of vehicles increasing on the road every year.
e. Is it right that road accidents have now become major hazard public health issue and the victims are mainly the poor vulnerable road users mostly pedestrian & motorcyclist?
f. Has traffic police any plan to prevent or reduce the incidence of road accidents, injuries & fatalities in future if yes. When and How?
g. In opinion of traffic police officers in order to achieve a significant improvement in road safety. What needs to be done to curb the rising menace of road accidents?
h. Will traffic police take measures to review standards pertaining to safety in
The design of roads, road users, pedestrians bicyclist and motorcyclist in
infrastructure.
i. In Ludhiana there is any road which has.speed limit equipment. If not, in
future there is any plan to consider for Implementation in Ludhiana city?
j. Traffic police has knowledge to handle speed limit equipment.
k. Is this right in 1861 in UK maximum speed limit was 16 km/h. In1861 United Kingdom people used to follow the rules of speed limit to save lives but in Ludhiana till today there is no plan of speed limit on the road to save precious life of human beings. If there is such plan please give detail about it?
l. Has any time traffic police has noticed or verified and got checkup what is the speed limit of vehicles in the busiest road in the city at Bharat Nagar, Gill Road, Samrala Chowk, Ferozepur road, Chandigarh Road How do the bus drivers, commercial vehicles, motorcyclist and car drivers run their vehicles at the speed of 80 to 100 km/p. According to traffic police from Aggar Nagar to Bharat Nagar Chowk is safe to run vehicles at the speed 80 km/h. if not what is plan to prevent it?
m. Is it right that speed is key factor in crashes and road trauma and default speed limit is main cause of the accident?
n. What is the duty of traffic police SP to maintain traffic control in the district?
4. To the best of my knowledge the information sought does not fall within the restrictions contained in section 8&9 of the RTI Act 2005 and it pertains to your office and This application is written under the RTI Act 2005 Section (f) in which an Indian can seek advice & opinion from concerned govt. authority.
6. A fee of Rs.10/-PIO attached with this application please fill it as your convenient in which account you have to deposit.
Place: Ludhiana Applicant
Date 12 -11-2009 Shri Paul Sharma
BY: shri paul
31-Dec-09 09:39pm
To,
The Public Information Officer,
E. S. I. Hospital Ludhiana.
Ludhiana
From:
1. Name of Applicant Shri Paul Sharma
2. Address , bindravan road,Ludhiana141008
To,
Information from ESI Dept..
3. The particular in which the information is sought:
a. How many tender has been passed from March 2005 to Sep.2009. Give the details of all tender?
b. What is the name of all person who has got tenders their address and name of the tender, date of open the tender, name of item & its number?
c. Provide the details of all person whose tender failed, their name, company’s name address contact number and photocopy of all tenders?
d. What is the liability of the joint director if the goods or objects that do not fulfilled requirements and quality as per the quotations?
e. What is the salary of director and joint Director. Please give their address and phone number for further inquiries?
4. To the best of my knowledge the information sought does not fall within the restrictions contained in section 8&9 of the RTI Act 2005 and it pertains to your office.
5. A fee of Rs.10/-PIO attached with this application please fill it as your convenient in which account you have to deposit.
Place Ludhiana Applicant
Date 20-10-2009
BY: shri paul
