My suggestion :--I file RTI against such people by asking Police about the
investigation progress& names of people involved in the crime ( there is no
need to name the people ) Police themselves will have to give the names of
people( you may be surprised to find out that people you name may not have
any crime record as per police). I mainly this for crimes against animals /
trees( illegal cow slaughter , tree cutting by builders etc., murder of
animal lovers - Advocate Sh. Lalit Jain by Sakib Nachan)

Thanks & Rgds
Ajay Marathe

On Sat, May 9, 2009 at 4:41 PM, sroy1947 <[email protected]> wrote:

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> It is also important that resources of groups such as ours are not misused
> to spread UNPROVEN allegations against non-members.
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> FIRs despite being public documents are essentially liable for disclosure
> under RTI (also) *to the informant* (note this carefully). So is a
> conviction order of a competent court. However, disclosure of investigation
> proceedings, copy of information given to police for inquiry etc are
> specifically prohibited u/s 8(1) exemptions for RTI for the general public.
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> In short, RTI queries for "criminal record" has to be *specific* in terms
> of existing documents which are disclosable in face of 8(1)(g), 8(1)(h),
> 8(1)(j) etc. Not an easy task - especially when there is no larger public
> interest manifest.
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> Sarbajit
>
> --- In [email protected] <rti_india%40yahoogroups.com>, Suresh
> Gajwani <sureshgajw...@...> wrote:
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> > I think we need to be careful in these kind of matters. It is NOT smart
> to use real names for such emails. These criminals, and their helpers in the
> police departments, are very capable of doing physical harm to the
> applicants and their sympathisers.
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> > I think we definitely need some channel toexpose such elements in
> society, but we need to devise a system whereby the safety of all parties is
> assured.
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> > Suresh
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> > --- On Fri, 5/8/09, Helpline Helpline <helplineauranga...@...> wrote:
> >
> > From: Helpline Helpline <helplineauranga...@...>
> > Subject: [rti_india] Can RTI be used to ask police commisioner to obtain
> criminal record of drugs dealers, land mafias?
> > To: [email protected] <rti_india%40yahoogroups.com>
> > Date: Friday, May 8, 2009, 10:36 AM
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> > Respected Sir,
> > Can RTI be used to ask police commisioner of Aurangabad Maharastra  to
> obtain criminal of a gang who operate freely in aurangabad city , This is
> well organised gang which deals in drugs (janga, afim), money collection
> (hafta) extortion,illegaiil y acquring poor peoples land, This Gang has a
> person name Matin khan yusuf khan,nisar khan yusuf khan, appi khan , who
> physically assult people and have many cases register against them in
> various police station,this gang have there network in local police station
> with contable and psi leval and few people in crime branch,this gang have
> political contact with politician who come to rescue them and main brain of
> this gang is waseem phoolwale , who takes all illeagal waoks wfrom this gang
> and supply money ,and take work .waseem have various cases still he travel
> to saudia arabia , police even did not take action and seize his passport ,
> this gang become threat to civil society , so i want to use RTI  to put
> > pressure on police will it possible to ask to police commsioner of
> aurangabad , and home ministry of maharastra , If police do there workk
> common people will get relief from this criminals .
> > thanks to RTI GROUP.
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Thanks & Rgds

Ajay Marathe

Vashi, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra


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