At RTI_India we speak well of the departed. So I would like
to add on this.

IC(PB)'s CPIOs (for eg. in the Banking sector) were so well
drilled in RTI Act that the need for penalty against them
never arose.

IC(PB) was so sensitive to the needs of appellants that she
would arrange to hear them (even if there was only 1) while
attending her functions in Southern India. Her sterling example
has inspired her co-ICs and even Mr.H. can now openly visit
his hometown Lucknow to attend "National" RTI Conventions
organised by Congress social workers.

On 12/17/08, Sidharth <[email protected]> wrote:
> ICPB too was a kind hearted lady. She was lenient on the CPIOs
> penalising them only on rarest of rare occasions.
>
> ICPB also was the most travelled IC of all time. During her tenure she
> held her hearings at various places like Bangalore, Chennai,
> Pudduchery, Trivandrum & Hyderabad. No other ICs has travelled so much
> places as that of ICPB.
>
> She shall be equally missed at CIC both by the applicants & CPIOs.
>
>
>> Despite her stern exterior, she took considerable pains to get to the
>> bottom of things and her orders were more often pro-applicant than not.
>

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