Delhi HC, SC, MHA among top authorities with highest RTI rejection rates: CIC report

A recent report by the Central Information Commission (CIC) highlights concerning trends in the rejection rates of Right to Information (RTI) applications by several top government authorities in India. The report reveals that the Delhi High Court, the Supreme Court, and the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) are among the authorities with the highest rates of RTI rejections. The analysis underscores a growing trend where key institutions exhibit reluctance in disclosing information, raising concerns about transparency and accountability in governance. The CIC's findings reflect a broader issue regarding the effectiveness of the RTI Act, which was established to promote openness in government functioning. As citizens increasingly rely on RTI as a tool to access information, the high rejection rates may hinder the public's ability to engage with and scrutinize government actions. The report calls for these institutions to improve their compliance with RTI regulations to foster a culture of transparency and trust within the public domain.
Originally reported by Hindustan Times India. Read original article
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