We Indian cherish double standard - one set is for gods i.e., Judges and another for lesser mortals. There are lot of impediments in becoming god ant it is easier for crooked pleaders to achieve sch attainment. But the old habits die hard. We people are likely to wait for quite a while to pierce the veal of secrecy the judiciary enjoy with impunity.
Y Singh N Rajput Vadodara 22-10-09 ________________________________ From: Trivendra <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Thu, 22 October, 2009 10:16:46 PM Subject: Re: [rti_india] Re: [SaveIndianFamily] 500 Rupees RTI fee Sir, I believe courts & Judges are much beyond GOD. Immunity to courts& judges was provided keeping thier clean image. Tainted advocates have made a way in judiciary, but the immunity remains in tact. Regards Trivendra On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 6:55 AM, Myth Kumar <fightin498a@ googlemail. com> wrote: >And they say RTI is a law for the common man! >How many common men with a weekly income of Rs.500/-, do you think will want >to seek any information form this doomed court in public interest? > >I wonder What are all the senior RTI activists doing in this regard? Why on >earth are the courts given such power to frame their own rules, in the first >place? Are the courts above all laws? Are the courts considered as Gods? > >------------ --------- -------- >Myth Kumar >Bangalore. > ><http://followmeonne t.blogspot. com/> >“Men can acquire knowledge, but not wisdom. Some of the greatest fools ever >known were learned men.” >http://dvawareness- india.blogspot. com/ >http://dvawarenessi ndia.blogspot. com/ >http://dvawarenessi ndia.wordpress. com/ > > > >On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 2:23 AM, Rahul Verma <rahul_2verma@ yahoo.com> wrote: > > >>Usually the RTI fee is Rupees 10. >> >>But different states/ courts have been given power to prescribe >>their own fees. (eg. in mumbai high court, the fee is rupees 12) >> >>But Allahabad high court has topped the list - FIVE HUNDRED RUPEES >>>>FEE just to file the RTI. AND only one point can be asked in one >>RTI. >> >>Read the rules 3 and 4 on the following page: >> >><http://www.humanrig htsinitiative. org/programs/ ai/rti/india/ >>states/up/allahabad_high_ court_rti_ rules_2006. pdf> >> > > >Amazing rules PIOs make in order to deny information to common man >> >>Regards, Rahul >>- You may ignore terrorism but terrorism does not ignore you >> >> -- Try to be part of solution. It will add your value Try the new Yahoo! India Homepage. Click here. http://in.yahoo.com/trynew
