Under the RTI Act 2005, every citizen has the statutory right to file an application with a Public Information Officer (PIO) of any state or central government department. The PIO must reply within 30 calendar days.
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Statutory Right
Right to Information Act (RTI Act 2005)
Empowers Indian citizens to request information, inspect government files, and obtain certified copies within 30 days.
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