The RTI Act specifies about "citizens".
Therefore, as Sarabjit mentioned, the PIO can ask for Citizenship.
"Proof of Identity" does not come into the picture at all.
That is why I ask again:
In a country like India, how does applicant conclusively prove that he/she is a 
citizen of India ?












    
            > In a country like India, how does anyone prove that he is a 
Indian 

Citizen ?



There's a bit of confusion between proof of identity and proof of 

citizenship. So the PIOs sometimes ask for citizenship proof to be 

given along with the RTI Application.



In some states like orissa, providing proof of identity is 

mandatory. Without the same you cannot deposit the applicaton and 

Rejection is automatic.



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> Complaint/Appeal:

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>    Complaint/Appeal: 

> Yes, allowed if there are sufficient grounds for both under Sec 18 

and Sec 19.

> Mine have been allowed by SIC.

> Several orders/decisions of CIC starting with the 

words "Complaint/Appeal. ......" or "Complaint cum 

Appeal...... "

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> Proof of Citizenship:

> I have a very fundamental question:

> In a country like India, how does anyone prove that he is a Indian 

Citizen ?

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> RTI Wanted

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