Hello saab, This is the right time to show that we are all one and non compliance of RTI is a national issue and how to march ahead to improve the implementation of RTI in totality, nothing more and nothing less.
Thanks to everyone for their support. Best Regards - Mohammed Afzal. ________________________________________________________________________________ On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 7:57 AM, Satish Kumar Kapoor <[email protected] > wrote: > > > Dear Mr S.K.Jain > > Don't you know, Police and ICs are in hand and gloves?, Please read > Information Commissioners orders in RTI applications against Police, you > will find the answer. Has any Information commissioner levied penality on > any PIO of Police? There is saying " CHOR CHOR MUSEREY BHAI" > > S.K.Kapoor > > --- On Thu, 5/21/09, S. K. Jain <[email protected] <skjain84%40gmail.com>> > wrote: > > From: S. K. Jain <[email protected] <skjain84%40gmail.com>> > Subject: Re: [rti_india] A night at Arthur Rd jail for RTI activists > To: [email protected] <rti_india%40yahoogroups.com> > Date: Thursday, May 21, 2009, 10:36 PM > > > Is Credentials of Super Intelligent Extra Ordinary Highly Talented > Dr Suresh Vinyakyrao Joshi available somewhere on Internet ? His > marvellous achievement as noble action of sending RTI activist to > Jail should be sent to all information commissions, Human Rights, > Civil Activists, and his nomination for bravery award to awarding > authorities throughout the world and not India alone. > > Singing National Anthem is not crime but pride and honour. Perhaps Dr > Suresh Vinakayrao Joshi does not understand the importance of > National Anthem. He needs to study the past of National Heros as > freedom fighters from Maharashtra who were sent to perish at Kala > Pani jails when India was slave of British regime. He needs to study > about Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Shivaji. > > If SIC functions like court, has he forgotten judicial oath, > judiciary reforms ? What can Dr Suresh Vinayakrao Joshi do to > activate non-vigilant sleeping authorities when Mumbai was burning > with terror by terrorists whose information commission with powerful > network without the need for any appeal/complaint by their bosses on > satellite phone and satellite images was far better than entire > Commissions of India combined together ? There is difference between > common citizens and terrorists and it will be much better if Dr > Suresh Vinakayrao Joshi as information commissioner explain the > difference publicly ? > > Sanjiv Kumar Jain > New Delhi > > At 08:56 PM 5/21/2009, LESLIE ALMEIDA wrote: > > >Dear RTI applicants, > > > >The Police is the pocket of SIC Suresh Joshi, as most 2nd appeal > >appeals against Police go to SIC who soft peddle on the Police > >force, so as such the Police have rewarded Suresh Joshi, as per my > >observations, i had been at one such meeting earlier, Suresh Joshi > >is an adamant commissioner, who do not seem to reason out things, he > >soft peddles on erring PIO's > >this act of his is highly condemable,I do not know if singing the > >National anthem is against the Law. it is sung at many places, as > >Jogesh Pratap singh rightly pointed out this is an office where one > >can go to lodge their grievences, not house tresspassing, nor can > >one claim it to be rioting,and i do not think there was any rioting > >or assult on SIC, Krish and his team will not stoop that low they > >are not holligians ,there may have been some heated argument as 2 > >orders are passed by Haranaya H.C. and Delhi High court about > >penalties of Rs 25,000 being made mandatory as per the RTI act, > >Suresh Joshi being cornered and has taken his vengance on theses > Activists. > >It is time that in Public interest Suresh Joshi should step down as CSIC > >or feel the heat from affected RTI applicants, who all curse and abuse > him. > >I have been there several times for hearings, and i know what it is like. > >the office staff are courtise and helpful, and there is a coller with > >really cold water to cool one's nerves, one really needs cold water > >at theses places. > >somehow 3 of my 2nd appeals only Rs 5000 per appeal has been slamped > >on erring PIO that too to be deducted from his salary in 5 installments, > >these order was passed by Ramanand Tiwari whom seem to be an > >intelligent man he sees how much an applicant knows of the act,right > >arguments to the point is important,my other appeals before Suresh > >Joshi's is still going on no orders passed as yet, > >if anyone has the same problem they can come to the Helpline at the > >below mentioned address, > > > >RTI free helpline St.Andrews church premises room no 1 Hill road > >near holy family Hospital Bandra west Mumbai 400050 open every > >saturday 9.30 to 11 am to any citizen irrespective of religion caste or > creed. > >or contact me on e-mail > > > >Leslie Almeida > > >A night at Arthur Rd jail for RTI activists > >21 May 2009, 0131 hrs IST, Viju B, TNN > > > > > >MUMBAI: Metropolitan magistrate S M Chintembakar on Wednesday > >remanded 11 arrested RTI activists in judicial custody after they > >failed to produce a > >surety of Rs 20,000. The magistrate rejected their plea to produce a > >bail for the same amount. > > > >The activists-Krishna Raj Rao, Gaurang Vora, Mohammed Afzal, Sunil > >Ahya, Mukund Parekh, Vijay Chauhan, Sanjay Ghadalia, K N Singh, Ravi > >Haldipore, Dr Shrikant Prabhu and Pramod Kadam-were arrested by the > >Marine Drive police on Tuesday for creating a ruckus at the office > >of the state information commissioner (SIC), Suresh Joshi. The > >police were called in by Joshi after the activists protested against > >his alleged callous attitude to their grievances. The police had > >booked them for house trespass, rioting, unlawful assembly and > >assault on a government servant. "How can meeting someone in an > >office be termed as a house trespass? This is not applicable in this > >case,'' said Y P Singh, IPS officer turned lawyer. > > > >A senior SIC official said the activists should have maintained > >decorum as as the SIC functions like a court. "We have been trying > >to accommodate their grievances and giving them time to address > >these issues,'' the official said. > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
