Dear Sarbajit
If Mr.Shirodkar is representative of majority of
Indians using RTI then it perhaps it is time to
scrap this law. Reading his requests it is difficult
to decipher why he is asking for all this information
and more importantly what he plans to do with it.
Usually though we find the RTI individual applicants
to be frustrated people who have nothing better to
do than waste public servants time by paying
10 rupees and then not collecting the information
when we ask for Rs.26,732 to give him the information
he wants which my staff have gathered with great
effort and diversion of resources. Was Sh.Shirodkar
denied a free pass to watch cricket match by
Sharad Pawar? Was he not allowed to park his
bicycle in parking spot occupied by US Embassy
car at Airport? Consider this from the PIO P.O.V,
how can PIO help applicant of he does not know
WHY the information is being requested. I value
the views of other members on my random observations.
Ashish

=== in [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote ===
>Hi Sanjay,
>
>Thanks for putting up your various
>applications to this group.
>What can we say, BUT ??
>
>1) Generally Irresponsible?
>2) You have not anticipated PIO's defenses.

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