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11-Sep-2024 (In Civil Law)
Can the earlier replies received from the two public authorities used to ask further question quoting the earlier replies ?
Yes earlier replies received from 2 public authorities can be used to ask further questions giving reference to earlier replies however the matter should be linked to each other
For different matters itposibikity of no response is high
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Adv. Nidhi Mathur
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Yes, you can use earlier replies received from two public authorities to ask further questions under the Right to Information (RTI) Act. Quoting previous responses is a valid approach to seek clarification, additional details, or explanations on contradictions or incomplete information provided earlier.
Section 6(1) of the RTI Act allows any citizen to file an RTI application to seek information. If the earlier responses from public authorities appear unclear, contradictory, or incomplete, you can reference those replies in your subsequent RTI applications. This helps establish a context and ensures that the authority understands the basis of your queries.
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Adv. Qausar Khan
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you can formulate the question on the basis of reply received by the other authorities no need to quote earlier reply in a fresh RTI, you you find any discrepancies then inthag case you can file an appeal before the appellate authority.
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Adv. Arjun Singh
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