I find 'Political Language' in the trail mail.
RTI amendment is moved by Congress. Mail states that this is opposed " by a small section of anti-national NGO persons closely associated with the Congress Party who claim to be 'thekedars' of RTI.
Can the contradictions be clarified in " simple (non-emotional/apolitical) language", please.
BV Rao
Date: Mon, 12 Aug 2013 20:36:08 +0530
From: sroy.mb@gmail.com
To: indiaresists@lists.riseup.net
Subject: Re: [IAC#RG] Congress tables RTI Amendment Bill 2013 in Lok Sabha
Dear Brig. Seshadri
Can you please explain to me in simple (non-emotional/apolitical) language WHY this citizen friendly RTI Amendment Bill which abundantly clarifies that Political Parties are NOT public authorities (but are private bodies) as presently defined in RTI Act 2005 should be resisted ?
I view this Bill as a tremendous advancement towards the citizens securing information about political parties under the Right to Information.
I have chosen my words very carefully, and as an expert in RTI and RTI Act.
PS: As a retired staff officer I am sure you would still retain some of that officer training which taught you to filter out the signal from the noise on this issue (which is being generated by a small section of anti-national NGO persons closely associated with the Congress Party who claim to be 'thekedars' of RTI).
Sarbajit
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RTI amendment is moved by Congress. Mail states that this is opposed " by a small section of anti-national NGO persons closely associated with the Congress Party who claim to be 'thekedars' of RTI.
Can the contradictions be clarified in " simple (non-emotional/apolitical) language", please.
BV Rao
Date: Mon, 12 Aug 2013 20:36:08 +0530
From: sroy.mb@gmail.com
To: indiaresists@lists.riseup.net
Subject: Re: [IAC#RG] Congress tables RTI Amendment Bill 2013 in Lok Sabha
Dear Brig. Seshadri
Can you please explain to me in simple (non-emotional/apolitical) language WHY this citizen friendly RTI Amendment Bill which abundantly clarifies that Political Parties are NOT public authorities (but are private bodies) as presently defined in RTI Act 2005 should be resisted ?
I view this Bill as a tremendous advancement towards the citizens securing information about political parties under the Right to Information.
I have chosen my words very carefully, and as an expert in RTI and RTI Act.
PS: As a retired staff officer I am sure you would still retain some of that officer training which taught you to filter out the signal from the noise on this issue (which is being generated by a small section of anti-national NGO persons closely associated with the Congress Party who claim to be 'thekedars' of RTI).
Sarbajit
On Mon, Aug 12, 2013 at 6:25 PM, M.N.Seshadri <manavasi.seshadri@gmail.com> wrote:
All of us should resist this bill. If POLITIOCOS can GET TOGETHER for their
sake why cant we get together and defeat the bill. Seshadri
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Subject: [IAC#RG] Congress tables RTI Amendment Bill 2013 in Lok Sabha
Congress tables RTI Amendment Bill 2013 in Lok Sabha
http://www.indianewsco.com/news/congress-tables-rti-amendment-bill-2013-lok-
sabha-1704253
Murali Krishnan | India News Political Bureau, Delhi, Monday August 12,
2013, 13:52 pm (IST)
Minister of State, PMO, V Narayansamy on Monday tabled the Right to
Information (RTI) Amendment Bill 2013 in the Lok Sabha to keep political
parties out of RTI ambit. The bill will be taken up for discussion in
Parliament in next week.
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