From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]
Subject: ACTION AGAINST PIO S-W DELHI POLICE ON NON COMPLAINCE OF CIC ORDER NO 
WB/A/2007/000597
Date: Wed, 1 Apr 2009 14:45:50 +0530









 
30 Mar 2009, 1520 hrs IST, PTIHon`ble Chie Informtion Commissioner 
 
 
 I REQUEST YOU TO KINDLY PASS IMM ORDER IN CASE NO WB/A/2007/000597/ AS STILL 
PENDING BEFORE CIC SINCE 27.12.2007 FOR NON COMPLIANCE.
 
REGARDS 
 
P.P.KHATTAR
 














NEW DELHI: Ignoring Central Information Commission's orders may prove costly 
for public authorities as non-compliance of the same will now be 



treated as "obstruction of information" attracting a maximum fine of Rs 25,000 
under the RTI Act. 

"We will treat the non-compliance of our orders as fresh complaints. It will be 
treated as obstruction of information thus liable for a maximum penalty of 
25,000," Chief Information Commissioner, Wajahat Habibullah told PTI. 

Habibullah said though the Commission has not penalised any authority for 
non-compliance till now, but there have been instances where the CIC's orders 
were not followed and it has been decided that such public authorities would be 
dealt with strongly. 

The Commission, however, does not have any mechanism to know if its orders are 
followed by public authorities or not. In such a situation, petitioners will 
have to file a follow-up appeal with the CIC, which takes its own time to come 
up for hearing. 

According to the Chief Information Commissioner, the new procedure will mean 
that petitioners, if faced with non-compliance of CIC's orders and directives 
by public authorities, can file their grievance as fresh complaint which will 
ensure penal action by the Commission. 








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