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Appeal No. CIC/VS/A/2015/002154 +--

(Total 651 cases)

Appellant: Shri Sanjeev Sharma, R/o 2149, Jalvayu Vihar, Sector-67,

Mohali-1600062. Respondent: Central Public Information Officer/Jt. Registrar,

High Court of Punjab & Haryana,

Chandigarh.

Date of Hearing: 19.07.2016

Date of decision: 28.07.2016

ORDER

Facts:

1. The appellant filed RTI applications referred to in the appeals (a list of 651

cases is at annexure I to this order). They involve broadly six categories wherein

similar nature of information in respect of declaring Bar Association as public

authority, Land & Building of Bar Association, money spent on the

maintenance/new construction of Bar Association & Advocate Chambers & shops in

the Punjab & Haryana High Court, Chandigarh and its subordinate Courts at Sirsa,

Amloh, Kalka, Patti, Assandh, Shri Muktsar Sahib, Hodel, Hathin and Sangrur etc.

has been sought.

2. Information sought for by the appellant and response given by the respondent on

a sample basis for each of 6 categories of questions is given below:

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S.No. Information asked by Appellant in case no. CIC/VS/A/2015/002154 involving RTI application dated 21st May, 2015 and 111 similar cases, list placed at Annexure-II

CPIO’s reply

1. a) Punjab & Haryana high Court & its subordinate courts/Govt./Governor/MPLAD & other Govt. Agencies have given how much financial assistance to Sub Division Bar Association, Jaitu from 01/01/1996 to 20/05/2015? Whether this Bar Association is registered under Constitution of India /Acts of Parliament /any other law? If yes, which? If no, why? Who are the approving /recommending authorities in Punjab & Haryana High Court. Please provide all the policies/proposal/ recommendation/allotment details of this money including file notings in Punjab & Haryana High Court,

b) How much money has been spent on the maintenance/new construction of Bar Association shops & restaurants from public/non public funds, from 01st Jan. 1996 to 20th May 2015, along with policies & file notings. Who are the approving authorities for the expenditure of these public/non-public funds, whether Punjab & Haryana High Court or its subordinate courts, govt officers or private? Who collects rents from them? How much income was derived from these ventures in the last twenty years? How much income tax, sales tax, VAT, octroi, service tax & other govt. Taxes have been paid by Bar Association in the last twenty years, year wise?

c) What other facilities/subsides/assistance is provided by Punjab & Haryana High Court to Bar association like electricity bills, water bills, furniture etc.

d) Please provide income & expenditure of Bar Association welfare fund, benevolent fund from 1.1.1996 to 20th May, 2015 with file notings & policies.

e) Whether this Bar association is State as defined under Article 12 of Constitution of India & Public Authority as defined in Section 2(h) of RTI Act, 2015? If yes, how? If no, why? What are the Supreme Court, Punjab & Haryana High Court, Bar council of India rulings on this.

f) Any other relevant information. g) File notings of progress of this RTI.

The information sought by you does not relate to this Court. Hence, no information can be supplied to you.

S.No.

Information asked by Appellant in case no. CIC/VS/A/2015/002555 involving RTI application dated 26th May, 2015 and 107 similar cases, list placed at Annexure-III

CPIO’s reply

2 a) How many advocates, with full details, who are the members of sub division Bar association, Rajpura & practice in Punjab & Haryana High Court & its subordinate Courts, have their names different/changed while using in their offices/Vakalatnama/power of attorney from the names mentioned while enrolment in the Bar Council of India? What are the policies of Punjab & Haryana High Court, Supreme Court of India & BCI on change of name? How many advocates have been struck off the rolls of BCI for using different names, in the last twenty years?.

b) How many advocates, with full details, who are the members of same Bar Association and practice in Punjab & Haryana High Court & its subordinate courts, have not filed a single Vakalatnama/power of attorney in any court after enrolment in the Bar Council of India, from 1.1.2014 to 25.05.2015? What are the policies of Punjab & Haryana High Court & BCI on this? How many advocates have been struck off the rolls of BCI for not doing active

The information is not available/does not relate to this Court.

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legal practice? c) How many advocates, with full details, who are the members of same Bar

association & practice in Punjab & Haryana High Court & its subordinate courts, have been doing/involved in other business after enrolment in the Bar council of India? What are the policies of Punjab & Haryana High Court & BCI on such working? How many advocates have been struck off the rolls of BCI for doing different business other than legal practice, in the last twenty years?

d) How many employees, with full details, are working in this Bar Association & what is their pay scale & pay? What are the medial benefits, EPF, insurance & pension benefits available to them? Can they form a trade union? If yes, how? If no, why?

e) Any other relevant information. f) File notings of progress of this RTI.

S.No. Information asked by Appellant in case No. CIC/CC/A/2016/000476 involving RTI application dated 5th July, 2015 and 112 similar cases, list placed at Annexure-IV

CPIO’s reply

3. a) Punjab & Haryana High Court has got how many High Court Judges as on Ist July, 2015? What is the establishment/cadre of High Court judges & how much is the deficiency?

b) How many cases, appeals, writs, petitions, suits, complaints are pending in Sub Divisional judicial courts, Naraingarh as on Ist July, 2015? How many judicial officers are posted there? How many supporting staff including class II, III, IV officers are posted there? How many of them are permanent staff and how many of them are on DC rates? What are the policies of Govt./Punjab & Haryana High Court on hiring staff on DC rates?

c) What are the policies & directions of Supreme Court on selection of Judges of all categories? What are the recommendations of Law commission on having the no. of Judges of all categories? What are the policies on recruitment of supporting staff? Is there any shortage of Judges or supporting staff at these Sub Divisional Judicial Courts? If yes, who are the officers responsible for this shortage & what action has been initiated against them? Does this also mean that Supreme Court directions & Law Commission recommendations have not been fulfilled? Does this also mean that Supreme Court directions & Law Commission recommendations have not been fulfilled? Does this amount to dereliction of official duties? How many judicial officers of this court have not been able to fulfill their monthly quota of deciding the cases in the last fifteen years and

a) Total strength of Hon’ble Judges of this Court is 85, out of which 31 posts are vacant and 54 Hon’ble Judges were working as on 01.07.2015

b) The information, i.e. statement showing pendency of cases as on 30.06.2015 in the District Courts of the States of Punjab, Haryana and U.T. Chandigarh (District-wise)/ Sub-division-wise) is enclosed herewith as Annexure ‘Á’ The information relating to number of Judicial Officers is available on the official website of this Court, i.e., highcourtchd.gov.in Rest of the information does not relate /is not available in this Court.

c) The process of selection of District Judges/Aditional District & Session Judges for the States of Punjab and Haryana is under the sole domain of this Court. The appointments are made as per the provisions of Punjab/Haryana Superior Judicial Service Rules, 2007 as

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what action has been initiated against them? d) What was the requirement for hiring staff on DC

rates? After how much time are they regularized? How many class IV employees are working at the residences of judicial officers in these courts & under what authority? How much are their working hours & charter of duties? If they work more, do they get overtime? Are they asked to do menial jobs like sweeping, dusting, cleaning utensils, washing clothes, cooking, walking the dog, gardening etc. Are they treated like bonded labour?

e) Are the clerks, stenos, readers who work more being paid overtime?


amended from time to time. So far as the recruitment process for selection of Civil Judges (Jr. Divn) is concerned, the conduct of examination has been taken out of the purview of Punjab/Haryana Public Service Commission by the Government and is being conducted jointly by the Hon’ble High Court, concerned State Government and the respective Public Service Commission.

(d)&(e) The information does not relate to this Court /is not available in this Court.

S.No. Information asked by Appellant in case no. CIC/CC/A/2016/000215 involving RTI application dated 6th Jul 2015 and 93 similar cases, list placed at Annexure-V

CPIO’s reply

4. a) Whether Punjab & Haryana High Court/State Govt., are bound by the rulings of Supreme Court of India? If they do not do so, are they liable for contempt of Court and will this affect the implementation of Constitution of India?

b) In special Leave Petition No. (C )No. 25237/2010 with SLP No. 23984/2010, Supreme Court has stated that ( on the issue of use of vehicles with red lights, we were inclined to agree with Shri Harish Salve, learned Amicus that use of signs & symbols of authority such as red lights etc., is contrary to the constitutional ethos and the basic feature of republicanism---) is this true?

c) If yes, then who are the Officers of State Govt. Or Punjab & Haryana High Court who has authorized the judicial officers to use Amber or Blue lights? Are they liable to be held under the contempt of Court? Whether any action has taken against them so far?

d) How many judicial officers posted in District & Sessions Courts, Panipat have been using any colour of light, with flasher on or off, on their official or private vehicles for the last 15 years, name wise and duration wise?

e) If there is a conflict of orders for a judicial officer from Supreme Court or Punjab & Haryana High Court/State Govt., which order should he follow?

f) How many Gunmen are working at the offices & residences of judicial officers in these courts, for the last 15 years, name wise and duration wise and under what authority? How much are their working hours and

As regards point Nos. a, b, c (except Ist query) and e, you are hereby informed that it is beyond the jurisdiction and scope of duties of the undersigned under the Right to Information Act, 2005 to comment, opine and advise on matters and your request is not covered within the meaning of ‘Informatin’ as defined under Section 2(f) of the RTI Act, 2005 Regarding Ist query of point no. C as per notifications issued by States of Punjab and Haryana, Transport Department of State is competent authority to authorise the Judicial Officers to use Amber or Blue Light. Regarding point nos. (d) and (f) copies of 114 applications dated 06.07.2015 have already been transferred to the concerned State Public Information Officers on 10.07.2015 under intimation to you, as per the provisions of Section 6(3) of RTI Act,2005.

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charter of duties? If they work more, do they get overtime? Are they asked to do menial jobs like driving their private vehicles, carrying wives & children of these judicial officers in the above mentioned courts? Are they treated like bonded labour?

g) Any other relevant information. h) File notings of progress of this RTI.

S.No. Information asked by Appellant in case no. CIC/VS/A/2015/002120 involving RTI application dated 19th May, 2015 and 119 similar cases, list placed at Annexure-VI

CPIO’s reply

5. a) Bar Association, Advocates Chambers & shops of Sub Divisional Judicial courts, Ratia, are built on which land? Whether it is private land or Govt/High Court land? How much area is of this land? Who are the approving/recommending authorities in Punjab & Haryana High Court. If this is govt land, how much money did it pay to govt to buy/lease/annual rent? Please provide all the policies/proposal/recommendation/allotment details of this land including file notings in Punjab & Haryana High Court.

b) How much money has been spent on the maintenance/new construction of Bar Association & advocates chambers from public/non public funds, from 01 Jan 1996 to 18th May, 2015, along with policies and file notings. Who are the approving authorities for the expenditure of these public/non public funds, whether Punjab & Haryana High Court or its subordinate courts, govt officers or private?

c) Who are the members of managing committee including President, Secretary, Treasurer, Vice President, Joint Secretary & Executive Members for the

(a) Bar Association, Advocates Chambers & Shops of

Punjab and Haryana High Court are built on Chandigarh

Administration’s land and information regarding the area

is not available with this Court.

-There are total 131 Lawyer’s Chambers in the High Court

complex. The allotment of those Chambers (Allotment and

Occupancy) Rules, 1988. (photo copy enclosed)

-The Monthly license fee of one Lawyer’s Chamber is Rs.

1025 (including Rs. 25/- water and scavenging charges)

and the same is being deposited by the concerned Allottee

in the Account Head of UT Treasury through this Court.

-Only six shops existing in High Court Building on

Chandigarh Administration’s land have been allotted

under the orders of Hon’ble Chief Justice from time to

time. The rent deposited by the allottees of all six shops in

the Account Head of UT Treasury is Rs. 30987/- per month

(including water and scavenging charges)

Note: as regard, Distt. and subdivisions-

The buildings of District Bar Associations Divisions/Sub-

divisions & Advocate chambers are built in the judicial

Courts Complexes in the States of Punjab and Haryana, on

the land provided by the State Governments free of cost.

Cost of land is available is available with respective State

Governments. Area of the land is available with the

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last twenty years, whether judicial/govt officers or Private?

d) How many Punjab & Haryana High Court or its subordinate Courts employees/govt servants/others are working here? Are the govt servants working here get any honorarium and others any pay? Who decides that? Who issues Form 16 to these employees? Are they paid minimum wages as per govt law?

e) If this land is withdrawn by Punjab & Haryana High Court/Govt, will the Bar Association & Advocates chambers exist? Please provide income & expenditure of Bar association from 01/01/1996 to 18 May, 2015 with file notings & policies.

f) Any other relevant information. g) File notings of progress of this

RTI.

Architecture Departments of Punjab and Haryana at

Chandigarh. Lay out plan of the buildings of District Bar

Association/Bar Association and Lawyers Chambers are

approved by the Hon’ble Building Committee of Punjab

and Haryana High Court. Monthly rent of Rs. 50/- for each

chamber constructed are being paid by the Lawyers to

concerned Deputy Commissioner in the State of Punjab

and Haryana, as per notification dated 11.11.2002 of the

Haryana Government

b) The information is not available/does not relate to this

Court.

And

The expenditure incurred on the

maintenance/construction of the building of District Bar

Association/Bar Association in the States of Punjab and

Haryana, is with the Chief Engineer (Sought)-cum Nodal

Officer, PWD (B&R) Department, Chandigarh. Lawyers’

Chambers are being constructed by the lawyers at their

own expenses and maintenance thereof is also looked

after by them. State Government of Punjab and Haryana

are the approving authorities.

c)The information is not available/does not relate to this

Court.

d) The information sought is not clear, as

the word ‘here’ does not lead anywhere.

S.No. Information asked by Appellant in case no. CIC/CC/A/2016/000436 involving RTI application dated 30th June, 2015 and 109 similar cases, list placed at Annexure-VII

CPIO’s reply

6. a) Punjab & Haryana High court has received how many cases , appeals, writs, petitions and correspondingly Vakalatnama/power of attorney from practicing advocates from 01 Jan 1996 to 30th June, 2015, year

1(a) Total 1735804 cases have been registered in this Court during the period from 01.01.1996 to 30.06.2015, the year wise detail of which are given below:-

Sr. No. Year Count

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wise?. b) How many advocates out of these are the

members of Bar Association, Hodel? c) How much professional fees have these

advocates charged from their clients? Whether they informed Punjab & Haryana High Court and its subordinate courts/govt about this fee? Whether this financial transaction was done by cheque/credit card or cash? If this professional fee is taken by cash, are there any rules by Supreme Court or Punjab & Haryana High Court or BCI to disclose this income? Do they issue receipt for fees taken? Who issues Form 16 to these advocates including Advocate Generals & their subordinate advocates? Is this the convenience of these advocates to file their IT returns as per their discretion, if there is no check on their fees and expenditure? Does this lead to black money generation? Are these advocates paying any service taxes? Are these advocates paying VAT/Sales Tax/ Octroi or any other local or central taxes on their purchases of books, software etc. How much do these advocates pay to their juniors/clerks /munshis & issue Form 16 to them ? Do they deduct income tax at source from their salary & deposit with govt?

d) On what authority, these clerks/munshis & even advocates enter Punjab & Haryana Court premises & who is responsible for security checks carried on them.

e) Whether this Bar Association is State as defined under Article 12 of Constitution of India & Public Authority as defined in Section 2(h) of RTI Act, 2005? If yes, how? If no, why? What are the Supreme Court, Punjab & Haryana High Court & Bar Council of India rulings on this? Who is issuing the security passes to these advocates as is done in Supreme Court? Please provide me the copies of all documents mentioned above including fee receipts, Vakalatnamas/power of attorney, tax receipts, pay slip to Munshis/clearks/juniors.


1 1996 52881

2 1997 58980

3 1998 63772

4 1999 69092

5 2000 72909

6 2001 79305

7 2002 104228

8 2003 74969

9 2004 70392

10 2005 76241

11 2006 84615

12 2007 83247

13 2008 94283

14 2009 98613

15 2010 108203

16 2011 112730

17 2012 115727

18 2013 123101

19 2014 131739

20 2015(upto30.06.2015) 60777

Total 1735804

However, no data is maintained about the Vakalatnama/POAs etc. and such, no information can be supplied in this regard. 1(b). No such data is maintained regarding the membership of Advocates with the Punjab and Haryana High Court Bar Association and the District Bar Associations in the States of Punjab and Haryana and therefore, no information is available in this regard. 1(d) The Advocates and Munshies enter in the High Court premises after showing their respective identity to the security personnel deputed at the entry gates of this Court. The security of this Court premises is provided by the Chandigarh Police. Rest of the information does not relate to this Court/not available in this Court.

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3. The appellant has prayed in the second appeals that-

a) Bar Association, its members & Advocates should be declared ‘State’ as defined in

Article 12 of the Constitution of India, as well as Public Authority as per section 2(h)

of the RTI Act, 2005.

b) He should be given information requested in his applications as per section 6 of

the RTI Act.

c) Penalty as applicable may be imposed as per section 20(1) of the RTI Act.

d) Disciplinary action may be initiated against Sh. Malik, Central Public Information

Officer, Punjab & Haryana High Court, and Chandigarh as per section 20(2) of the

RTI Act.

f) Any other relief as deemed fit by the Commission.

Hearing

4. The appellant and the respondent both participated in the hearing personally.

Both the parties agreed to hearing of the cases together.

5. The appellant stated that the nature of information sought for by him can be

classified into six categories viz four with regard to administration side and two with

regard to judicial side of the Hon’ble High Court of Punjab and Haryana.

6. The appellant referred to following documents for perusal for this Commission:

a. Reply of CPIO, Hon’ble Punjab & Haryana High Court dated 30.05.2015 along

with Govt. of India; Chandigarh Administration Gazette Extraordinary dated

September 16, 1988,

b. Copy of Judgment of Punjab & Haryana High Court Bar Vs Union of India And

Ors on 30 May, 2007 cited as (2007) 147 PLR 565,

c. The Bar Council of India Rules, the Advocate Act, 1961 & the Certificate of

Practice & Renewal Rules, 2014, and

d. This Commission’s decision CIC/SA/A/2015/001262, 1263, 1264, 1265

dated 17.03.2016.

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7. The appellant stated that he had sought certain information through separate

RTI applications in respect of the Land & Building of Bar Association, Advocate

Chambers & shops in the Punjab & Haryana High Court, Chandigarh, and its

Subordinates Courts, financial assistance provided to the Bar Associations of

Punjab & Haryana High Court and District Bar Associations of Subordinate Courts

from 01.01.1996 to 20.05.2015; whether the Bar Association is registered under

Constitution of India/Act of Parliament/any other law; money spent on the

maintenance/new construction of Bar Association Shops and restaurants from these

ventures in the last 20 years; how much income tax, sales tax, VAT, Octroi, service

tax and other Govt. taxes have been paid by Bar Associations in the last twenty

years; other facilities/subsidies/assistance provided by Punjab and Haryana High

Court to Bar Association like electricity bills, water bills, furniture etc. from

01.01.1996 to 20.05.2015 with file notings and policies; whether the Bar Association

is ‘ State’ as defined under Article 12 of Constitution of India and ‘ Public Authority’

as defined in Section 2(h) of RTI Act, 2005, if yes , how? If no, why? What are the

Supreme Court, Punjab & Haryana Court & Bar Council of India ruling on this and

any other relevant information?

8. The appellant stated that he has to spend lot of time, energy and money in

filing these applications to combat the corruption in the Bar Associations, High

Court of Punjab & Haryana and its subordinate Courts and to make them

accountable and bringing transparency.

9. The appellant stated that he has filed these second appeals on two grounds.

First, he has not been provided information and second, Bar Associations to be

declared Public Authority under section 2(h) of the RTI Act.

10. The appellant stated that the High Court is avoiding to provide him all the

information, even those information, which are required to be disseminated u/s 4 of

the RTI Act. The appellant stated that the respondent is hiding the information with

wrong motive.

11. The appellant referred to his RTI application and stated that the issues

regarding payment of water and electricity charges of Bar Association of Punjab and

Haryana, Chandigarh, has been elaborately dealt with by the Hon’ble Punjab and

Haryana High Court in CWP No. 2042 of 2007 where it held that the Bar Rooms, Bar

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Library, office of the Bar Association and Bar Lounge are part and parcel of the High

Court and , therefore, their water and electricity charges should be borne by the

High Court as had been done in the past. The appellant stated that the Government

and Punjab and Haryana High Court have financial, functional and administrative

control over the Bar Association and advocate chambers and the control lies with the

Chief Justice of the Punjab and Haryana High Court.

12. The appellant stated that land & buildings of Bar Associations as well as

Advocates Chambers is given free of cost by State Government. Electricity & water

bills of Bar Association are borne by the High Court; many employees of the High

Court are working for Bar Association of Punjab & Haryana High Court. The

appellant stated that about 60-70 shops are run by the Punjab & Haryana High

Court Bar Association in the Punjab & Haryana High Court complex. The appellant

stated that the Bar Association of Punjab & Haryana High Court is substantially

funded directly or indirectly by the State and the Punjab & Haryana High Court. The

appellant stated that the allotments and cancellation of advocate chambers are done

by the Hon’ble Chief Justice of Punjab & Haryana High Court in consultation with

the President of the Bar Association. The details of the allotment of chambers and

file notings of any approval relating to financial approval must be available with the

Punjab & Haryana High Court. The appellant stated that the building Plan of the

Bar Association has to be approved by the High Court therefore the minutes of

meeting/file notings must be available with the High Court. The Appellant stated

that that the same analogy is applied for the subordinate District & Session Courts.

The appellant stated that there must be a policy in this regard. The appellant stated

that no information has been provided to him.

13. The appellant further stated that the opinion ‘whether Bar Association is a

State’ comes under section 2(f) of the RTI Act and respondent is expected to answer

this query. The appellant stated that when someone files contempt petition, the

Registrar (Judicial) is the final authority to decide, whether it is maintainable or not

i.e. Registrar’s opinion is final.

14. The appellant further stated that he has not been provided the polices &

directions of Supreme Court on selection of Judges of all categories,

recommendations of Law Commission in relation to strength of Judges, shortage of

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staff, monthly quota of disposal of case by judicial officers, inspection report of

Judges, number of class IV employees working at the judicial officers residence etc.

The appellant stated that there is a system that every judge of the High Court is

administrative Head of one District Court and carried out inspection periodically.

The appellant stated that subordinate Court submits their cases disposal data to the

High Court. The appellant stated that all data are available in the computer of the

High Court and with a click on computer the data can be retrieved. The appellant

stated that the performance data of the Judicial Officers should not only be provided

to him but also put on public domain in public interest.

15. The appellant further stated that details of the advocates who are members of

the Bar Association and doing different business after enrolment in the Bar Council

of India (BCI), number of advocates struck off the roll of BCI for doing other business

and using different names etc. has not been provided to him. The appellant stated

that every case in a Court is filed with a vakalatnama. Hence, the details of

practicing advocates can be provided by the respondent.

16. The appellant further stated that in view of the Supreme Court’s Orders, he

has sought information with regard to use of Amber , red or Blue light, colour of

lights with flasher used by the Judicial Officers on their official or private vehicles

and authorization authority for the same. The appellant stated that he has been

provided misleading information that the beacons are used as per Transport

Department directions. The appellant stated that the Transport Department cannot

direct the District & Sessions Judges regarding use of colour of lights on their

vehicles. The appellant stated that he wanted to know; whether the judicial officer is

liable to contempt of Courts for violation the Supreme Court’s direction and what the

policy/guidelines are in this regard.

17. The appellant stated that information which was available with the Hon’ble

Punjab & Haryana High Court should have been provided to him and for the rest his

applications should have been transferred under section 6(3) of the RTI Act to the

concerned public authorities. However, the respondent neither transferred his

applications nor provided the sought for information.

18. The respondent stated that the appellant was duly intimated that most of the

requested information does not relate to the Punjab and Haryana High Court and

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whatever information available in that Court was supplied to him. He submitted

that the rent for space occupied by the Bar Association of Punjab and Haryana High

Court Chandigarh, was waived off by the Chandigarh Administration vide letter

dated 13.06.2014 issued by the Joint Secretary (Home), Chandigarh Administration,

Home Department, Chandigarh, wherein it was stated that the Bar Rooms, Bar

Library, Office of the Bar Association and Bar Lounge etc. are part and parcel of the

Hon’ble High Court complex at Chandigarh and under these circumstances, it is not

advisable for Chandigarh Administration to claim rent from the Bar Association of

Punjab and Haryana High Court. He submitted that the bill of electricity and water

charges of the Bar Association of Punjab and Haryana Chandigarh is being paid in

compliance of the above said judgment, whereas rent for the space occupied by said

Bar Association is waived off in view of the said letter issued by the Chandigarh

Administration, as the High Court Building is located on the Chandigarh

Administration land. The respondent stated that no benefit is given to the chambers

being occupied by the members of the Bar Association or any other part of the

building which has been leased on commercial purpose. The respondent stated that

so far as Bar Associations of Subordinate Courts at the level of District & Sub-

Divisions and other public authorities, located in the States of Punjab & Haryana as

well as U.T. Chandigarh, are concerned, they have nothing to do with the matter as

under the RTI Act, the scope and duties of the PIO is very limited. The PIO is only

supposed to supply the information, which is available on the record of a Public

Authority.

19. In reply to the queries during the hearing, the respondent stated that no

regular fund is given by the Punjab and Haryana High Court to the Bar Associations.

The respondent stated that the chambers for the Advocates are allotted by the

Hon’ble Chief Justice of the High Court in consultation with the President of the Bar

Association. The respondent stated that the allotment of chambers is made under

the ‘High Court of Punjab and Haryana Lawyer Chambers (Allotment and

Occupancy) Rules, 1988’. As per the Rules, the allottee of a chamber is liable to pay

the electricity charges as per separate electric meter to be provided for electricity

consumption. The respondent stated that license fee is collected by the High Court

and remitted directly to Chandigarh Administration. The respondent stated that they

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have no role in respect of allotment of chambers to the Advocates in the Subordinate

Courts of Punjab and Haryana and U.T. Chandigarh. The respondent stated that

they have no record regarding employees of the Bar Association. The respondent

stated that the ‘Vakalatnama’ related issues are totally out of control of the High

Court. The respondent stated that there are about 1100 Bar Associations and it is

not feasible for them to transfer appellant’s RTI applications to concerned Bar

Associations. The appellant stated that the information with regard to the tax

liability of the individual Advocates is not available with them. The respondent

stated that Building Committee of the Hon’ble High Court had taken suggestions

and no file notings was generated in this regard.

20. In reply to the queries during the hearing, the respondent further stated that

inspection report of the subordinate Courts is not available with them. It is at the

discretion of the inspecting Judge to submit report in writing or not. The respondent

stated that the primary authority for keeping inspection record is the District &

Sessions Judge. The respondent stated that every Court has its own PIO and First

Appellate Authority under the RTI Act. The respondent stated that it is not feasible

for the PIO of the High Court to collect the information from all subordinate Courts

or transfer the appellant’s huge number of RTI applications to the concerned

concerned Courts. The respondent stated that the appellant should directly file the

RTI applications to the concerned Courts or Authority.

21. In reply to query during the hearing, the respondent further stated that they

are of the view that the appellant only asked about the selection of Judicial Officers

of Subordinate Courts and not about the High Court Judges. Therefore, the

information on selection criteria/process of High Court Judges has not been

informed to the appellant. The respondent stated that the appellant was informed

that the information relating to number of Judicial Officers is available on the

website of the High Court. The process of selection of District Judge/Additional

District & Sessions Judge for the States of Punjab & Haryana is under the sole

domain of the High Court. The appointments are made as per provisions of

Punjab/Haryana Superior Judicial Service Rules, 2007 as amended from time to

time. So far as the recruitment process for selection of Civil Judges (Jr. Division) is

concerned, the examination for the purpose is being conducted by the High Court

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and the concerned State Governments and respective Public Service Commissions.

The respondent stated that on an yearly basis vacancies are filled up through exam

as per the extant Rules. The respondent stated that D.C rates are not applicable in

the High Court.

22. The respondent stated that appellant is seeking mainly

advice/comments/opinion/explanation/interpretation/presumption which is

beyond the jurisdiction/duties of the PIO and not covered under section 2(f) of the

RTI Act.

23. The respondent stated that the appellant has been seeking vexatious

information from the Hon’ble High Court of Punjab & Haryana, Chandigarh under

RTI Act, 2005. The respondent stated that the appellant is an Advocate and well

qualified person. He is supposed to know where the information requested is

available. The respondent stated that the appellant is in the habit of filing

applications after applications knowingly for repeated information despite having

been made to understand many a time that such information is not with the High

Court of Punjab and Haryana.

Discussion/Observations

24. On thorough perusal of the case files and hearing both the parties at length by

giving ample opportunity of hearings and submitting written submission, it is

observed that the appellant and the respondent both categorized the requested

information in 6 categories as stated above.

25. As regards category no. 1 (RTI application dated 21.05.2015), during the

hearing respondent, clarified that no regular fund is given by the Punjab and

Haryana High Court to the Bar Associations He submitted that the bill of electricity

and water charges of the Bar Association of Punjab and Haryana Chandigarh is

being paid in compliance of the High Court order, whereas rent for the space

occupied by said Bar Association is waived off in view of the letter issued by the

Chandigarh Administration, as the High Court Building is located on the

Chandigarh Administration land and no benefit is given to the chambers being

occupied by the members of the Bar Association or any other part of the building

which has been leased for commercial purpose. The information with regard to Bar

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Associations does not relate to the High Court and declaring Bar Association as

‘State’ is beyond the jurisdiction/duties of the PIO and is not covered under section

2(f) of the RTI Act. This Commission concurs with the views of the respondent.

26. As regards category 2 (RTI application dated 26.05.2015), the information with

regard to the details of advocates and their membership in the Bar Associations, it is

evident that the appellant was informed that the information is not available with

the High Court. The Commission concurs with the reply of the respondent.

27. As regards category 3 ( RTI application dated 05.07.2015), the information

with regard to establishment, vacancy of the High Court Judges and Judicial

Officers, Selection criteria of Judges and Judicial Officers, pendency of cases in the

Sub Divisional Courts, recommendation of the Law Commission etc. it is evident

that the available information has already been provided to the appellant. However,

the information such as policies & direction of Supreme Court on selection of Judges

of all categories could have been provided to the appellant. The application, to the

extent the information sought relates to the recommendations of the Law

Commission, could have been transferred to the Law Commission.


regard to the authority for the Judicial Officers to use of beacon/Red, Amber or blue

lights etc., it is observed that the appellant’s 114 applications had already been

transferred to the concerned authorities. However, the direction of the Hon’ble High

Court regarding use of beacons could have been provided to the appellant.


regard to the land on which the Advocates Chambers, shops are built, allotment

details, money spent on maintenance/ new construction on chambers etc. It is seen

that the appellant has already been informed that the Bar Association, Advocate

Chambers & Shops of Punjab and Haryana High Court are built on Chandigarh

Administration’s land and the buildings of District Bar Associations Divisions/Sub

Divisions and Advocate Chambers are built on the land provided by the respective

State Government. It is observed that a detailed reply regarding rent of shop and

license fee of chamber, construction of chambers has already been given to the

appellant. It is observed that the satisfactory reply has been given to the appellant.

However, details of the allotment of Advocates Chambers, details allotment

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committee and file notings could have been provided to the appellant as the

Chairperson of the Allotment Committee is the Hon’ble Chief Justice of the Punjab

and Haryana High Court.

30. As regards category 6 (RTI application dated 30.06.2015) the information with

regard to cases received along with Vakalatnama in the High Court of Punjab and

Haryana and professional fee of the advocates, membership of advocates in the Bar

Associations etc. it is evident that the yearwise data of cases registered in the High

Court has already been provided to the appellant. The appellant has also been

informed that no data is maintained about the Vakalatnama and Membership of the

advocates in the Bar Associations, fee charged by the advocates etc. The

Commission concurs with reply of the respondent. However, the application, to the

extant information related to membership of the advocates and practice ethics of

advocates, could have been transferred to the Bar Council of India.

31. It is observed that the appellant has sought for very huge/voluminous

information such as information related to Bar Associations of the Hon’ble High

Court of Punjab & Haryana and Subordinate Courts, Bar Council of India, Law

Commission of India, etc.

32. It is observed that some requested information, which is available with the

respondent, could have been provided to the appellant.

33. It is observed that the appellant has not filed any application against the Bar

Association, Punjab and Haryana High Court. Thus, the issue of declaring the Bar

Association as a ‘Public Authority’ under section 2(h) of the RTI Act cannot be

considered by this Commission in these appeals.

34. This Commission in its decision No. CIC/AT/A/2008/01280 dated

22.09.2009 held that-

“56. A public authority which does not hold or is not related to an information

sought by a petitioner, will not be obliged to provide an answer to the

petitioner only for the reason that that public authority was the Apex body or

the nodal office of others sub-ordinate public authorities. Such a public

authority ⎯ such as the CBEC or the Ministry of Finance/ Department of

Revenue ⎯ when it receives an RTI-application for disclosure of an information

which both the petitioner and the CBEC or the Ministry know is held by

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subordinate offices such as the Commissionerates, then the public authority

(CBEC or the Ministry) may inform the petitioner that it was not the holder of

the information and hence not the ‘concerned public authority’. In the

alternative, such a public authority may choose to help the petitioner by

transferring his request to the subordinate public authorities where the

information was known or expected to be held. This latter decision is to be of

the public authority given the circumstances and the conditions surrounding

the petition and the case. It cannot be claimed by the petitioner as a matter of

right ⎯ a substitute for his own due diligence, i.e. to file the petition under

Section 6(1) appropriately before the public authority which is known to hold

the information requested and, more importantly, which the petitioner himself

knows holds the information.”

35. The Hon’ble Supreme Court of India in Civil Appeal No. 6454 of 2011 (Central

Board of Secondary Education & Anr Vs. Aditya Bandopadhyay & Ors. held that-

“37. The right to information is a cherished right. Information and right to

information are intended to be formidable tools in the hands of responsible

citizens to fight corruption and to bring in transparency and accountability.

The provisions of RTI Act should be enforced strictly and all efforts should be

made to bring to light the necessary information under clause (b) of section

4(1) of the Act which relates to securing transparency and accountability in

the working of public authorities and in discouraging corruption. But in

regard to other information,(that is information other than those enumerated

in section 4(1)(b) and (c) of the Act), equal importance and emphasis are given

to other public interests (like confidentiality of sensitive information, fidelity

and fiduciary relationships, efficient operation of governments, etc.).

Indiscriminate and impractical demands or directions under RTI Act for

disclosure of all and sundry information (unrelated to transparency and

accountability in the functioning of public authorities and eradication of

corruption) would be counter-productive as it will adversely affect the

efficiency of the administration and result in the executive getting bogged

down with the non-productive work of collecting and furnishing information.

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The Act should not be allowed to be misused or abused, to become a tool to

obstruct the national development and integration, or to destroy the peace,

tranquility and harmony among its citizens. Nor should it be converted into a

tool of oppression or intimidation of honest officials striving to do their duty.

The nation does not want a scenario where 75% of the staff of public

authorities spends 75% of their time in collecting and furnishing information

to applicants instead of discharging their regular duties. The threat of

penalties under the RTI Act and the pressure of the authorities under the RTI

Act should not lead to employees of a public authorities prioritising

‘information furnishing’, at the cost of their normal and regular duties.”

36. The appellant is an Advocate and well qualified person. It seems that he is

filing applications knowingly for repeated information that is not with the High Court

of Punjab and Haryana. It is observed that once he was informed that the requested

information was not related to or not available with the High Court, he should have

filed the application for such information direct to the concerned public authority.

Decision:

37. In view of the above facts, hearing and observations, the respondent is directed

to:

(a) Provide information, in the context of RTI applications, to the appellant as

follows- (i) the details of the allotment of Advocate’s chambers and file notings

relating to allotment of chambers (ii) The building Plan of the Bar

Association approved by the Hon’ble High Court of Punjab and Haryana and

the minutes of meeting/file notings and policy in this regard. (iii) Polices &

directions of Supreme Court on selection of Judges of all categories, if

available (iv) Subordinate Court’s case disposal data submitted to the Hon’ble

High Court. (v) policy/guidelines/orders with regard to use of beacons by the

Judicial Officers, if any, issued by the Hon’ble High Court of Punjab and

Haryana.

(b) Transfer the RTI applications of the appellant under section 6(3) of the RTI Act

to (i) Law Commission with regard to recommendations of Law Commission in

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relation to strength of judges, shortage of staff, monthly quota of disposal of

cases by judicial officers etc. as concerns the Law Commission (ii) Bar Council

of India, with regard to advocate related information etc. as concerns the Bar

Council of India; and

(c) Comply with the above within 30 days of receipt of this order.

38. There is no doubt that the appellant is a man of caliber having retired as a

Wing Commander from the Air Force and an Advocate by profession. He is expected

to know the public authority which holds the information sought for by him. As a

matter of right he cannot claim that his applications be transferred by the

respondent to appropriate public authorities. Hence, he is advised to file RTI

application/s to the appropriate public authorities and avoid filing multiple RTI

applications seeking similar nature of information.

The appeals are disposed of. Copy of this order be given free of cost to the

parties.

(Radha Krishna Mathur)

Chief Information Commissioner

Authenticated true copy

(Subhash Chander Sharma)

Deputy Registrar

Annexure-I (as referred to in para 1 of the order)

Page 1 of 16

S.No. Case No. Date of RTI

1 CIC/CC/A/2016/000476 5th July 2015

2 CIC/CC/A/2016/000171

3 CIC/CC/A/2016/000438

4 CIC/CC/A/2016/000441

5 CIC/CC/A/2016/000442

6 CIC/CC/A/2016/000162

7 CIC/RK/A/2016/000760

8 CIC/CC/A/2016/000440

9 CIC/RK/A/2016/000758

10 CIC/RK/A/2016/000761

11 CIC/CC/A/2016/000163

12 CIC/RK/A/2016/000764

13 CIC/RK/A/2016/000722

14 CIC/CC/A/2016/000178

15 CIC/CC/A/2016/000176

16 CIC/CC/A/2016/000168

17 CIC/RK/A/2016/000755

18 CIC/RK/A/2016/000756

19 CIC/RK/A/2016/000669

20 CIC/RK/A/2016/000677

21 CIC/RK/A/2016/000662

22 CIC/RK/A/2016/000725

23 CIC/RK/A/2016/000759

24 CIC/RK/A/2016/000660

25 CIC/RK/A/2016/000757

26 CIC/RK/A/2016/000733

27 CIC/RK/A/2016/000682

28 CIC/RK/A/2016/000664

29 CIC/RK/A/2016/000658

30 CIC/RK/A/2016/000727

31 CIC/CC/A/2016/000173

32 CIC/CC/A/2016/000471

33 CIC/CC/A/2016/000164

34 CIC/CC/A/2016/000475

35 CIC/CC/A/2016/000472

36 CIC/CC/A/2016/000478

37 CIC/CC/A/2016/000477

38 CIC/CC/A/2016/000437

39 CIC/RK/A/2016/000655


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40 CIC/RK/A/2016/000680

41 CIC/RK/A/2016/000657

42 CIC/RK/A/2016/000656

43 CIC/RK/A/2016/000673

44 CIC/CC/A/2016/000474

45 CIC/CC/A/2016/000473

46 CIC/RK/A/2016/000715

47 CIC/RK/A/2016/000684

48 CIC/RK/A/2016/000686

49 CIC/RK/A/2016/000763

50 CIC/RK/A/2016/000671

51 CIC/RK/A/2016/000653

52 CIC/RK/A/2016/000654

53 CIC/RK/A/2016/000685

54 CIC/RK/A/2016/000666

55 CIC/RK/A/2016/000675

56 CIC/CC/A/2016/000161

57 CIC/RK/A/2016/000683

58 CIC/RK/A/2016/000681

59 CIC/RK/A/2016/000744

60 CIC/RK/A/2016/000701

61 CIC/RK/A/2016/000703

62 CIC/RK/A/2016/000746

63 CIC/RK/A/2016/000679

64 CIC/RK/A/2016/000762

65 CIC/RK/A/2016/000769

66 CIC/RK/A/2016/000772

67 CIC/RK/A/2016/000740

68 CIC/RK/A/2016/000738

69 CIC/RK/A/2016/000747

70 CIC/RK/A/2016/000693

71 CIC/RK/A/2016/000667

72 CIC/RK/A/2016/000732

73 CIC/RK/A/2016/000688

74 CIC/RK/A/2016/000735

75 CIC/RK/A/2016/001025

76 CIC/RK/A/2016/000742

77 CIC/RK/A/2016/000698

78 CIC/RK/A/2016/000705

79 CIC/RK/A/2016/000745

80 CIC/RK/A/2016/000668

81 CIC/RK/A/2016/000741


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82 CIC/RK/A/2016/000728

83 CIC/RK/A/2016/000737

84 CIC/RK/A/2016/000691

85 CIC/RK/A/2016/000695

86 CIC/RK/A/2016/000674

87 CIC/RK/A/2016/000676

88 CIC/RK/A/2016/000743

89 CIC/RK/A/2016/000665

90 CIC/RK/A/2016/000678

91 CIC/RK/A/2016/000689

92 CIC/RK/A/2016/000700

93 CIC/RK/A/2016/000711

94 CIC/RK/A/2016/000663

95 CIC/RK/A/2016/000672

96 CIC/RK/A/2016/000661

97 CIC/RK/A/2016/000670

98 CIC/RK/A/2016/000726

99 CIC/RK/A/2016/000709

100 CIC/RK/A/2016/000707

101 CIC/RK/A/2016/000775

102 CIC/RK/A/2016/000771

103 CIC/RK/A/2016/000713

104 CIC/RK/A/2016/000734

105 CIC/RK/A/2016/000730

106 CIC/RK/A/2016/000687

107 CIC/CC/A/2016/000312

108 CIC/CC/A/2016/000315

109 CIC/CC/A/2016/000439

110 CIC/CC/A/2016/000316

111 CIC/CC/A/2016/000313

112 CIC/CC/A/2016/000314

113 CIC/CC/A/2016/000215 6TH July 2015

114 CIC/CC/A/2016/000226

115 CIC/CC/A/2016/000571

116 CIC/CC/A/2016/000270

117 CIC/CC/A/2016/000220

118 CIC/CC/A/2016/000155

119 CIC/CC/A/2016/000588

120 CIC/CC/A/2016/000589

121 CIC/CC/A/2016/000576

122 CIC/CC/A/2016/000583

123 CIC/CC/A/2016/000584


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124 CIC/CC/A/2016/000464

125 CIC/CC/A/2016/000272

126 CIC/CC/A/2016/000218

127 CIC/CC/A/2016/000152

128 CIC/CC/A/2016/000146

129 CIC/CC/A/2016/000153

130 CIC/CC/A/2016/000585

131 CIC/CC/A/2016/000249

132 CIC/CC/A/2016/000251

133 CIC/CC/A/2016/000260

134 CIC/CC/A/2016/000258

135 CIC/CC/A/2016/000568

136 CIC/CC/A/2016/000581

137 CIC/CC/A/2016/000580

138 CIC/CC/A/2016/000560

139 CIC/CC/A/2016/000586

140 CIC/CC/A/2016/000582

141 CIC/CC/A/2016/000184

142 CIC/CC/A/2016/000217

143 CIC/CC/A/2016/000559

144 CIC/CC/A/2016/000261

145 CIC/CC/A/2016/000426

146 CIC/CC/A/2016/000222

147 CIC/CC/A/2016/000154

148 CIC/CC/A/2016/000460

149 CIC/CC/A/2016/000463

150 CIC/CC/A/2016/000462

151 CIC/CC/A/2016/000266

152 CIC/CC/A/2016/000578

153 CIC/CC/A/2016/000219

154 CIC/CC/A/2016/000255

155 CIC/CC/A/2016/000256

156 CIC/CC/A/2016/000253

157 CIC/CC/A/2016/000268

158 CIC/CC/A/2016/000549

159 CIC/CC/A/2016/000216

160 CIC/CC/A/2016/000212

161 CIC/CC/A/2016/000573

162 CIC/CC/A/2016/000572

163 CIC/CC/A/2016/000574

164 CIC/CC/A/2016/000186

165 CIC/CC/A/2016/000157


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166 CIC/CC/A/2016/000459

167 CIC/CC/A/2016/000271

168 CIC/CC/A/2016/000427

169 CIC/CC/A/2016/000461

170 CIC/CC/A/2016/000570

171 CIC/CC/A/2016/000141

172 CIC/CC/A/2016/000140

173 CIC/CC/A/2016/000138

174 CIC/CC/A/2016/000139

175 CIC/CC/A/2016/000142

176 CIC/CC/A/2016/000225

177 CIC/CC/A/2016/000265

178 CIC/CC/A/2016/000267

179 CIC/CC/A/2016/000227

180 CIC/CC/A/2016/000264

181 CIC/CC/A/2016/000248

182 CIC/CC/A/2016/000223

183 CIC/CC/A/2016/000224

184 CIC/CC/A/2016/000553

185 CIC/CC/A/2016/000569

186 CIC/CC/A/2016/000579

187 CIC/CC/A/2016/000577

188 CIC/CC/A/2016/000430

189 CIC/CC/A/2016/000551

190 CIC/CC/A/2016/000550

191 CIC/CC/A/2016/000432

192 CIC/CC/A/2016/000429

193 CIC/CC/A/2016/000431

194 CIC/CC/A/2016/000260

195 CIC/CC/A/2016/000160

196 CIC/CC/A/2016/000269

197 CIC/CC/A/2016/000189

198 CIC/CC/A/2016/000320

199 CIC/CC/A/2016/000211

200 CIC/CC/A/2016/000213

201 CIC/CC/A/2016/000214

202 CIC/CC/A/2016/000575

203 CIC/CC/A/2016/000548

204 CIC/CC/A/2016/000561

205 CIC/CC/A/2016/000587

206 CIC/VS/A/2015/002120 19st May 2015

207 CIC/VS/A/2015/002440


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208 CIC/SA/A/2015/001421

209 CIC/SA/A/2015/001464

210 CIC/SA/A/2015/001400

211 CIC/VS/A/2015/002114

212 CIC/VS/A/2015/002883

213 CIC/SA/A/2015/001455

214 CIC/VS/A/2015/002737

215 CIC/VS/A/2015/002672

216 CIC/VS/A/2015/002113

217 CIC/VS/A/2015/002739

218 CIC/VS/A/2015/002203

219 CIC/VS/A/2015/002204

220 CIC/VS/A/2015/002122

221 CIC/VS/A/2015/002604

222 CIC/VS/A/2015/002119

223 CIC/VS/A/2015/002116

224 CIC/VS/A/2015/002600

225 CIC/VS/A/2015/002443

226 CIC/VS/A/2015/002602

227 CIC/VS/A/2015/002202

228 CIC/VS/A/2015/002382

229 CIC/VS/A/2015/002712

230 CIC/VS/A/2015/002867

231 CIC/VS/A/2015/002599

232 CIC/SA/A/2015/001447

233 CIC/VS/A/2015/002169

234 CIC/VS/A/2015/002549

235 CIC/VS/A/2015/002741

236 CIC/VS/A/2015/002875

237 CIC/VS/A/2015/002736

238 CIC/VS/A/2015/002558

239 CIC/VS/A/2015/002588

240 CIC/VS/A/2015/002350

241 CIC/VS/A/2015/002353

242 CIC/VS/A/2015/002376

243 CIC/VS/A/2015/002378

244 CIC/VS/A/2015/002372

245 CIC/CC/A/2016/000411

246 CIC/VS/A/2015/002669

247 CIC/VS/A/2015/002437

248 CIC/VS/A/2015/002368

249 CIC/VS/A/2015/002370


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250 CIC/VS/A/2015/002675

251 CIC/VS/A/2015/002906

252 CIC/VS/A/2015/002363

253 CIC/VS/A/2015/002348

254 CIC/VS/A/2015/002503

255 CIC/VS/A/2015/002126

256 CIC/VS/A/2015/002554

257 CIC/VS/A/2015/002647

258 CIC/VS/A/2015/002656

259 CIC/VS/A/2015/002730

260 CIC/VS/A/2015/002351

261 CIC/VS/A/2015/002200

262 CIC/VS/A/2015/002123

263 CIC/VS/A/2015/002201

264 CIC/SA/A/2015/001458

265 CIC/SA/A/2015/001460

266 CIC/VS/A/2015/002439

267 CIC/VS/A/2015/002738

268 CIC/VS/A/2015/002611

269 CIC/VS/A/2015/002531

270 CIC/SA/A/2015/001456

271 CIC/SA/A/2015/001457

272 CIC/VS/A/2015/002603

273 CIC/VS/A/2015/002551

274 CIC/VS/A/2015/002438

275 CIC/VS/A/2015/002374

276 CIC/VS/A/2015/003428

277 CIC/VS/A/2015/002868

278 CIC/VS/A/2015/002360

279 CIC/VS/A/2015/002127

280 CIC/VS/A/2015/002367

281 CIC/VS/A/2015/002612

282 CIC/SA/A/2015/001399

283 CIC/VS/A/2015/002673

284 CIC/VS/A/2015/002125

285 CIC/VS/A/2015/002630

286 CIC/VS/A/2015/002681

287 CIC/VS/A/2015/002610

288 CIC/VS/A/2015/002346

289 CIC/VS/A/2015/002444

290 CIC/VS/A/2015/002355

291 CIC/VS/A/2015/002361


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292 CIC/VS/A/2015/002117

293 CIC/VS/A/2015/002523

294 CIC/VS/A/2015/002877

295 CIC/VS/A/2015/002356

296 CIC/VS/A/2015/002121

297 CIC/VS/A/2015/002124

298 CIC/VS/A/2015/002115

299 CIC/VS/A/2015/002118

300 CIC/VS/A/2015/002365

301 CIC/VS/A/2015/002359

302 CIC/VS/A/2015/002380

303 CIC/VS/A/2015/002872

304 CIC/VS/A/2015/002393

305 CIC/SA/A/2015/001434

306 CIC/SA/A/2015/001428

307 CIC/SA/A/2015/001459

308 CIC/SA/A/2015/001466

309 CIC/VS/A/2015/002649

310 CIC/VS/A/2015/002652

311 CIC/VS/A/2015/002655

312 CIC/VS/A/2015/002663

313 CIC/VS/A/2015/002658

314 CIC/VS/A/2015/002606

315 CIC/VS/A/2015/002683

316 CIC/VS/A/2015/002667

317 CIC/VS/A/2015/002680

318 CIC/VS/A/2015/002621

319 CIC/VS/A/2015/002628

320 CIC/VS/A/2015/002614

321 CIC/VS/A/2015/002616

322 CIC/VS/A/2015/002874

323 CIC/VS/A/2015/002140

324 CIC/VS/A/2015/002624

325 CIC/VS/A/2015/002154 21st May 2015

326 CIC/VS/A/2015/002165

327 CIC/VS/A/2015/002168

328 CIC/VS/A/2015/002436

329 CIC/VS/A/2015/002435

330 CIC/VS/A/2015/003279

331 CIC/VS/A/2015/003283

332 CIC/VS/A/2015/002176

333 CIC/VS/A/2015/002175


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334 CIC/VS/A/2015/002198

335 CIC/VS/A/2015/002513

336 CIC/VS/A/2015/002430

337 CIC/VS/A/2015/002354

338 CIC/VS/A/2015/003117

339 CIC/VS/A/2015/002379

340 CIC/VS/A/2015/002340

341 CIC/VS/A/2015/002178

342 CIC/VS/A/2015/002494

343 CIC/VS/A/2015/002505

344 CIC/VS/A/2015/002509

345 CIC/VS/A/2015/002164

346 CIC/VS/A/2015/002526

347 CIC/VS/A/2015/002162

348 CIC/VS/A/2015/002344

349 CIC/VS/A/2015/002497

350 CIC/VS/A/2015/002501

351 CIC/VS/A/2015/002173

352 CIC/VS/A/2015/002179

353 CIC/VS/A/2015/002511

354 CIC/VS/A/2015/002194

355 CIC/VS/A/2015/003104

356 CIC/VS/A/2015/002582

357 CIC/VS/A/2015/002528

358 CIC/VS/A/2015/002517

359 CIC/VS/A/2015/002499

360 CIC/VS/A/2015/003120

361 CIC/VS/A/2015/002196

362 CIC/VS/A/2015/002195

363 CIC/VS/A/2015/002508

364 CIC/VS/A/2015/002199

365 CIC/VS/A/2015/003124

366 CIC/VS/A/2015/002193

367 CIC/VS/A/2015/002192

368 CIC/VS/A/2015/003106

369 CIC/VS/A/2015/002161

370 CIC/VS/A/2015/002163

371 CIC/VS/A/2015/002167

372 CIC/VS/A/2015/002181

373 CIC/VS/A/2015/002373

374 CIC/VS/A/2015/002377

375 CIC/VS/A/2015/002502


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376 CIC/VS/A/2015/003119

377 CIC/SA/A/2015/001651

378 CIC/VS/A/2015/002172

379 CIC/VS/A/2015/002174

380 CIC/SA/A/2015/001656

381 CIC/SA/A/2015/001657

382 CIC/SA/A/2015/001654

383 CIC/SA/A/2015/001653

384 CIC/SA/A/2015/001678

385 CIC/VS/A/2015/003114

386 CIC/VS/A/2015/002384

387 CIC/VS/A/2015/002146

388 CIC/VS/A/2015/002147

389 CIC/VS/A/2015/002145

390 CIC/VS/A/2015/002150

391 CIC/VS/A/2015/002149

392 CIC/VS/A/2015/002148

393 CIC/VS/A/2015/002153

394 CIC/VS/A/2015/002151

395 CIC/VS/A/2015/002152

396 CIC/VS/A/2015/002143

397 CIC/VS/A/2015/002144

398 CIC/VS/A/2015/002453

399 CIC/VS/A/2015/003111

400 CIC/VS/A/2015/003110

401 CIC/VS/A/2015/003118

402 CIC/VS/A/2015/002177

403 CIC/VS/A/2015/002383

404 CIC/VS/A/2015/002197

405 CIC/VS/A/2015/003115

406 CIC/VS/A/2015/003112

407 CIC/VS/A/2015/003103

408 CIC/VS/A/2015/002180

409 CIC/VS/A/2015/002170

410 CIC/VS/A/2015/002171

411 CIC/VS/A/2015/003122

412 CIC/VS/A/2015/002342

413 CIC/VS/A/2015/002352

414 CIC/VS/A/2015/002338

415 CIC/VS/A/2015/002385

416 CIC/VS/A/2015/002512

417 CIC/VS/A/2015/002388


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418 CIC/VS/A/2015/002371

419 CIC/VS/A/2015/002387

420 CIC/VS/A/2015/002495

421 CIC/VS/A/2015/002347

422 CIC/VS/A/2015/002432

423 CIC/VS/A/2015/002381

424 CIC/VS/A/2015/002375

425 CIC/VS/A/2015/002386

426 CIC/SA/A/2015/001643

427 CIC/SA/A/2015/001647

428 CIC/SA/A/2015/001676

429 CIC/SA/A/2015/001683

430 CIC/SA/A/2015/001686

431 CIC/SA/A/2015/001684

432 CIC/SA/A/2015/001673

433 CIC/SA/A/2015/001642

434 CIC/SA/A/2015/001688

435 CIC/SA/A/2015/001638

436 CIC/VS/A/2015/002555 26th May,

2015 437 CIC/SA/A/2015/001687

438 CIC/SA/A/2015/001398

439 CIC/VS/A/2015/003211

440 CIC/VS/A/2015/002632

441 CIC/VS/A/2015/002580

442 CIC/VS/A/2015/002994

443 CIC/VS/A/2015/002995

444 CIC/VS/A/2015/002996

445 CIC/VS/A/2015/002540

446 CIC/VS/A/2015/002362

447 CIC/VS/A/2015/002720

448 CIC/VS/A/2015/002407

449 CIC/SA/A/2015/001397

450 CIC/VS/A/2015/002729

451 CIC/VS/A/2015/002408

452 CIC/VS/A/2015/002401

453 CIC/VS/A/2015/002183

454 CIC/VS/A/2015/002410

455 CIC/VS/A/2015/002358

456 CIC/VS/A/2015/002474

457 CIC/VS/A/2015/002519

458 CIC/VS/A/2015/002184

459 CIC/VS/A/2015/002166


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460 CIC/VS/A/2015/002642

461 CIC/VS/A/2015/002429

462 CIC/VS/A/2015/002424

463 CIC/VS/A/2015/002189

464 CIC/VS/A/2015/002419

465 CIC/VS/A/2015/002441

466 CIC/VS/A/2015/002413

467 CIC/VS/A/2015/002728

468 CIC/VS/A/2015/002552

469 CIC/VS/A/2015/002337

470 CIC/VS/A/2015/002422

471 CIC/VS/A/2015/002457

472 CIC/VS/A/2015/002516

473 CIC/VS/A/2015/002369

474 CIC/VS/A/2015/002329

475 CIC/VS/A/2015/002190

476 CIC/VS/A/2015/002721

477 CIC/VS/A/2015/002999

478 CIC/VS/A/2015/002880

479 CIC/VS/A/2015/002576

480 CIC/VS/A/2015/002572

481 CIC/VS/A/2015/002568

482 CIC/VS/A/2015/002527

483 CIC/VS/A/2015/002535

484 CIC/VS/A/2015/002722

485 CIC/VS/A/2015/002727

486 CIC/VS/A/2015/002433

487 CIC/VS/A/2015/002324

488 CIC/VS/A/2015/002364

489 CIC/VS/A/2015/002426

490 CIC/VS/A/2015/002548

491 CIC/VS/A/2015/002597

492 CIC/VS/A/2015/002326

493 CIC/VS/A/2015/002187

494 CIC/VS/A/2015/002186

495 CIC/VS/A/2015/002182

496 CIC/VS/A/2015/002448

497 CIC/VS/A/2015/002529

498 CIC/VS/A/2015/002434

499 CIC/VS/A/2015/002425

500 CIC/VS/A/2015/002518

501 CIC/VS/A/2015/002521


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502 CIC/VS/A/2015/002533

503 CIC/VS/A/2015/002446

504 CIC/VS/A/2015/002451

505 CIC/VS/A/2015/002185

506 CIC/VS/A/2015/002445

507 CIC/VS/A/2015/002560

508 CIC/VS/A/2015/002565

509 CIC/VS/A/2015/002428

510 CIC/VS/A/2015/002431

511 CIC/SA/A/2015/001681

512 CIC/VS/A/2015/002520

513 CIC/RK/A/2016/000925

514 CIC/VS/A/2015/002514

515 CIC/VS/A/2015/002523

516 CIC/VS/A/2015/002553

517 CIC/VS/A/2015/002976

518 CIC/VS/A/2015/002417

519 CIC/VS/A/2015/002525

520 CIC/VS/A/2015/002366

521 CIC/VS/A/2015/002530

522 CIC/VS/A/2015/002543

523 CIC/VS/A/2015/002415

524 CIC/VS/A/2015/002546

525 CIC/VS/A/2015/002537

526 CIC/VS/A/2015/002550

527 CIC/VS/A/2015/002556

528 CIC/VS/A/2015/002357

529 CIC/VS/A/2015/002977

530 CIC/SA/A/2015/001439

531 CIC/SA/A/2015/001435

532 CIC/SA/A/2015/001438

533 CIC/SA/A/2015/001442

534 CIC/SA/A/2015/001402

535 CIC/SA/A/2015/001685

536 CIC/SA/A/2015/001669

537 CIC/SA/A/2015/001664

538 CIC/SA/A/2015/001660

539 CIC/VS/A/2015/002456

540 CIC/VS/A/2015/002191

541 CIC/VS/A/2015/002634

542 CIC/VS/A/2015/002447

543 CIC/CC/A/2016/000436 30th June,


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544 CIC/CC/A/2016/000242 2015

545 CIC/CC/A/2016/000241

546 CIC/CC/A/2016/000278

547 CIC/CC/A/2016/000247

548 CIC/CC/A/2016/000458

549 CIC/CC/A/2016/000257

550 CIC/CC/A/2016/000280

551 CIC/CC/A/2016/000243

552 CIC/CC/A/2016/000433

553 CIC/CC/A/2016/000434

554 CIC/CC/A/2016/000443

555 CIC/RK/A/2016/000706

556 CIC/CC/A/2016/000453

557 CIC/CC/A/2016/000452

558 CIC/CC/A/2016/000245

559 CIC/CC/A/2016/000277

560 CIC/CC/A/2016/000244

561 CIC/CC/A/2016/000292

562 CIC/CC/A/2016/000238

563 CIC/RK/A/2016/000721

564 CIC/CC/A/2016/000468

565 CIC/CC/A/2016/000457

566 CIC/CC/A/2016/000456

567 CIC/RK/A/2016/000724

568 CIC/CC/A/2016/000467

569 CIC/RK/A/2016/000710

570 CIC/RK/A/2016/000723

571 CIC/RK/A/2016/000720

572 CIC/RK/A/2016/000736

573 CIC/RK/A/2016/000708

574 CIC/RK/A/2016/000719

575 CIC/RK/A/2016/000718

576 CIC/RK/A/2016/000729

577 CIC/CC/A/2016/000246

578 CIC/CC/A/2016/000617

579 CIC/CC/A/2016/000445

580 CIC/CC/A/2016/000466

581 CIC/CC/A/2016/000465

582 CIC/CC/A/2016/000293

583 CIC/CC/A/2016/000281

584 CIC/CC/A/2016/000284

585 CIC/CC/A/2016/000444


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586 CIC/CC/A/2016/000181

587 CIC/CC/A/2016/000288

588 CIC/CC/A/2015/000290

589 CIC/CC/A/2016/000554

590 CIC/CC/A/2016/000555

591 CIC/CC/A/2016/000283

592 CIC/CC/A/2016/000447

593 CIC/CC/A/2016/000448

594 CIC/CC/A/2016/000449

595 CIC/CC/A/2016/000557

596 CIC/CC/A/2016/000469

597 CIC/CC/A/2016/000446

598 CIC/CC/A/2016/000454

599 CIC/CC/A/2016/000451

600 CIC/RK/A/2016/000714

601 CIC/RK/A/2016/000739

602 CIC/CC/A/2016/000470

603 CIC/CC/A/2016/000289

604 CIC/CC/A/2016/000294

605 CIC/CC/A/2016/000455

606 CIC/RK/A/2016/000712

607 CIC/CC/A/2016/000291

608 CIC/CC/A/2016/000717

609 CIC/RK/A/2016/000716

610 CIC/RK/A/2016/000753

611 CIC/RK/A/2016/000754

612 CIC/CC/A/2016/000556

613 CIC/RK/A/2016/000731

614 CIC/CC/A/2016/000435

615 CIC/CC/A/2016/000282

616 CIC/RK/A/2016/000697

617 CIC/CC/A/2016/000286

618 CIC/CC/A/2016/000279

619 CIC/CC/A/2016/000259

620 CIC/CC/A/2016/000254

621 CIC/RK/A/2016/000702

622 CIC/RK/A/2016/000240

623 CIC/RK/A/2016/000276

624 CIC/CC/A/2016/000285

625 CIC/RK/A/2016/000659

626 CIC/CC/A/2016/000450

627 CIC/CC/A/2016/000287


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628 CIC/RK/A/2016/000704

629 CIC/RK/A/2016/000774

630 CIC/RK/A/2016/000692

631 CIC/RK/A/2016/000694

632 CIC/RK/A/2016/000748

633 CIC/RK/A/2016/000767

634 CIC/RK/A/2016/000690

635 CIC/RK/A/2016/000699

636 CIC/RK/A/2016/000751

637 CIC/RK/A/2016/000696

638 CIC/RK/A/2016/000768

639 CIC/RK/A/2016/000752

640 CIC/RK/A/2016/000750

641 CIC/RK/A/2016/000749

642 CIC/RK/A/2016/000773

643 CIC/RK/A/2016/000770

644 CIC/CC/A/2016/000319

645 CIC/CC/A/2016/000317

646 CIC/CC/A/2016/000318

647 CIC/CC/A/2016/000208

648 CIC/CC/A/2016/000210

649 CIC/CC/A/2016/000209

650 CIC/RK/A/2016/000766

651 CIC/RK/A/2016/000776

Annexure-II (as referred to in para 2 of the order)

S. No. Case No. RTI application

dated 21st May 2015 1. CIC/VS/A/2015/002154

2. CIC/VS/A/2015/002165

3. CIC/VS/A/2015/002168

4. CIC/VS/A/2015/002436

5. CIC/VS/A/2015/002435

6. CIC/VS/A/2015/003279

7. CIC/VS/A/2015/003283

8. CIC/VS/A/2015/002176

9. CIC/VS/A/2015/002175

10. CIC/VS/A/2015/002198

11. CIC/VS/A/2015/002513

12. CIC/VS/A/2015/002430

13. CIC/VS/A/2015/002354

14. CIC/VS/A/2015/003117

15. CIC/VS/A/2015/002379

16. CIC/VS/A/2015/002340

17. CIC/VS/A/2015/002178

18. CIC/VS/A/2015/002494

19. CIC/VS/A/2015/002505

20. CIC/VS/A/2015/002509

21. CIC/VS/A/2015/002164

22. CIC/VS/A/2015/002526

23. CIC/VS/A/2015/002162

24. CIC/VS/A/2015/002344

25. CIC/VS/A/2015/002497

26. CIC/VS/A/2015/002501

27. CIC/VS/A/2015/002173

28. CIC/VS/A/2015/002179

29. CIC/VS/A/2015/002511

30. CIC/VS/A/2015/002194

31. CIC/VS/A/2015/003104

32. CIC/VS/A/2015/002582

33. CIC/VS/A/2015/002528

34. CIC/VS/A/2015/002517

35. CIC/VS/A/2015/002499

36. CIC/VS/A/2015/003120

37. CIC/VS/A/2015/002196

38. CIC/VS/A/2015/002195

39. CIC/VS/A/2015/002508

40. CIC/VS/A/2015/002199

41. CIC/VS/A/2015/003124

42. CIC/VS/A/2015/002193

43. CIC/VS/A/2015/002192

44. CIC/VS/A/2015/003106


45. CIC/VS/A/2015/002161

46. CIC/VS/A/2015/002163

47. CIC/VS/A/2015/002167

48. CIC/VS/A/2015/002181

49. CIC/VS/A/2015/002373

50. CIC/VS/A/2015/002377

51. CIC/VS/A/2015/002502

52. CIC/VS/A/2015/003119

53. CIC/SA/A/2015/001651

54. CIC/VS/A/2015/002172

55. CIC/VS/A/2015/002174

56. CIC/SA/A/2015/001656

57. CIC/SA/A/2015/001657

58. CIC/SA/A/2015/001654

59. CIC/SA/A/2015/001653

60. CIC/SA/A/2015/001678

61. CIC/VS/A/2015/003114

62. CIC/VS/A/2015/002384

63. CIC/VS/A/2015/002146

64. CIC/VS/A/2015/002147

65. CIC/VS/A/2015/002145

66. CIC/VS/A/2015/002150

67. CIC/VS/A/2015/002149

68. CIC/VS/A/2015/002148

69. CIC/VS/A/2015/002153

70. CIC/VS/A/2015/002151

71. CIC/VS/A/2015/002152

72. CIC/VS/A/2015/002143

73. CIC/VS/A/2015/002144

74. CIC/VS/A/2015/002453

75. CIC/VS/A/2015/003111

76. CIC/VS/A/2015/003110

77. CIC/VS/A/2015/003118

78. CIC/VS/A/2015/002177

79. CIC/VS/A/2015/002383

80. CIC/VS/A/2015/002197

81. CIC/VS/A/2015/003115

82. CIC/VS/A/2015/003112

83. CIC/VS/A/2015/003103

84. CIC/VS/A/2015/002180

85. CIC/VS/A/2015/002170

86. CIC/VS/A/2015/002171

87. CIC/VS/A/2015/003122

88. CIC/VS/A/2015/002342

89. CIC/VS/A/2015/002352


90. CIC/VS/A/2015/002338

91. CIC/VS/A/2015/002385

92. CIC/VS/A/2015/002512

93. CIC/VS/A/2015/002388

94. CIC/VS/A/2015/002371

95. CIC/VS/A/2015/002387

96. CIC/VS/A/2015/002495

97. CIC/VS/A/2015/002347

98. CIC/VS/A/2015/002432

99. CIC/VS/A/2015/002381

100. CIC/VS/A/2015/002375

101. CIC/VS/A/2015/002386

102. CIC/SA/A/2015/001643

103. CIC/SA/A/2015/001647

104. CIC/SA/A/2015/001676

105. CIC/SA/A/2015/001683

106. CIC/SA/A/2015/001686

107. CIC/SA/A/2015/001684

108. CIC/SA/A/2015/001673

109. CIC/SA/A/2015/001642

110. CIC/SA/A/2015/001688

111. CIC/SA/A/2015/001638

Annexure-III (as referred to in para 2 of the order)

S.No. Case No. RTI application

dated 26TH May

2015 1. CIC/VS/A/2015/002555

2. CIC/SA/A/2015/001687

3. CIC/SA/A/2015/001398

4. CIC/VS/A/2015/003211

5. CIC/VS/A/2015/002632

6. CIC/VS/A/2015/002580

7. CIC/VS/A/2015/002994

8. CIC/VS/A/2015/002995

9. CIC/VS/A/2015/002996

10. CIC/VS/A/2015/002540

11. CIC/VS/A/2015/002362

12. CIC/VS/A/2015/002720

13. CIC/VS/A/2015/002407

14. CIC/SA/A/2015/001397

15. CIC/VS/A/2015/002729

16. CIC/VS/A/2015/002408

17. CIC/VS/A/2015/002401

18. CIC/VS/A/2015/002183

19. CIC/VS/A/2015/002410

20. CIC/VS/A/2015/002358

21. CIC/VS/A/2015/002474

22. CIC/VS/A/2015/002519

23. CIC/VS/A/2015/002184

24. CIC/VS/A/2015/002166

25. CIC/VS/A/2015/002642

26. CIC/VS/A/2015/002429

27. CIC/VS/A/2015/002424

28. CIC/VS/A/2015/002189

29. CIC/VS/A/2015/002419

30. CIC/VS/A/2015/002441

31. CIC/VS/A/2015/002413

32 CIC/VS/A/2015/002728

33 CIC/VS/A/2015/002552

34 CIC/VS/A/2015/002337

35 CIC/VS/A/2015/002422

36 CIC/VS/A/2015/002457

37 CIC/VS/A/2015/002516

38 CIC/VS/A/2015/002369

39 CIC/VS/A/2015/002329

40 CIC/VS/A/2015/002190

41 CIC/VS/A/2015/002721

42 CIC/VS/A/2015/002999

43 CIC/VS/A/2015/002880

44 CIC/VS/A/2015/002576


45 CIC/VS/A/2015/002572

46 CIC/VS/A/2015/002568

47 CIC/VS/A/2015/002527

48 CIC/VS/A/2015/002535

49 CIC/VS/A/2015/002722

50 CIC/VS/A/2015/002727

51 CIC/VS/A/2015/002433

52 CIC/VS/A/2015/002324

53 CIC/VS/A/2015/002364

54 CIC/VS/A/2015/002426

55 CIC/VS/A/2015/002548

56 CIC/VS/A/2015/002597

57 CIC/VS/A/2015/002326

58 CIC/VS/A/2015/002187

59 CIC/VS/A/2015/002186

60 CIC/VS/A/2015/002182

61 CIC/VS/A/2015/002448

62 CIC/VS/A/2015/002529

63 CIC/VS/A/2015/002434

64 CIC/VS/A/2015/002425

65 CIC/VS/A/2015/002518

66 CIC/VS/A/2015/002521

67 CIC/VS/A/2015/002533

68 CIC/VS/A/2015/002446

69 CIC/VS/A/2015/002451

70 CIC/VS/A/2015/002185

71 CIC/VS/A/2015/002445

72 CIC/VS/A/2015/002560

73 CIC/VS/A/2015/002565

74 CIC/VS/A/2015/002428

75 CIC/VS/A/2015/002431

76 CIC/SA/A/2015/001681

77 CIC/VS/A/2015/002520

78 CIC/RK/A/2016/000925

79 CIC/VS/A/2015/002514

80 CIC/VS/A/2015/002523

81 CIC/VS/A/2015/002553

82 CIC/VS/A/2015/002976

83 CIC/VS/A/2015/002417

84 CIC/VS/A/2015/002525

85 CIC/VS/A/2015/002366

86 CIC/VS/A/2015/002530

87 CIC/VS/A/2015/002543

88 CIC/VS/A/2015/002415

89 CIC/VS/A/2015/002546


90 CIC/VS/A/2015/002537

91 CIC/VS/A/2015/002550

92 CIC/VS/A/2015/002556

93 CIC/VS/A/2015/002357

94 CIC/VS/A/2015/002977

95 CIC/SA/A/2015/001439

96 CIC/SA/A/2015/001435

97 CIC/SA/A/2015/001438

98 CIC/SA/A/2015/001442

99 CIC/SA/A/2015/001402

100 CIC/SA/A/2015/001685

101 CIC/SA/A/2015/001669

102 CIC/SA/A/2015/001664

103 CIC/SA/A/2015/001660

104 CIC/VS/A/2015/002456

105 CIC/VS/A/2015/002191

106 CIC/VS/A/2015/002634

107 CIC/VS/A/2015/002447

Annexure-IV (as referred to in para 2 of the order)

S.No. Case No. RTI application dated 5th July 20151. CIC/CC/A/2016/000476

2. CIC/CC/A/2016/0001713. CIC/CC/A/2016/0004384. CIC/CC/A/2016/0004415. CIC/CC/A/2016/0004426. CIC/CC/A/2016/0001627. CIC/RK/A/2016/0007608 CIC/CC/A/2016/0004409 CIC/RK/A/2016/00075810 CIC/RK/A/2016/00076111 CIC/CC/A/2016/00016312 CIC/RK/A/2016/00076413 CIC/RK/A/2016/00072214 CIC/CC/A/2016/00017815 CIC/CC/A/2016/00017616 CIC/CC/A/2016/00016817 CIC/RK/A/2016/00075518 CIC/RK/A/2016/00075619 CIC/RK/A/2016/00066920 CIC/RK/A/2016/00067721 CIC/RK/A/2016/00066222 CIC/RK/A/2016/00072523 CIC/RK/A/2016/00075924 CIC/RK/A/2016/00066025 CIC/RK/A/2016/00075726 CIC/RK/A/2016/00073327 CIC/RK/A/2016/00068228 CIC/RK/A/2016/00066429 CIC/RK/A/2016/00065830 CIC/RK/A/2016/00072731 CIC/CC/A/2016/00017332 CIC/CC/A/2016/00047133 CIC/CC/A/2016/00016434 CIC/CC/A/2016/00047535 CIC/CC/A/2016/00047236 CIC/CC/A/2016/00047837 CIC/CC/A/2016/00047738 CIC/CC/A/2016/00043739 CIC/RK/A/2016/00065540 CIC/RK/A/2016/00068041 CIC/RK/A/2016/00065742 CIC/RK/A/2016/00065643 CIC/RK/A/2016/00067344 CIC/CC/A/2016/000474


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Annexure V (as referred to in para 2 of the order)

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Annexure-VI ( as referred to in para 2 of the order)

S. No. Case No. RTI application dated 19st May 20151 CIC/VS/A/2015/002120

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Annexure VII (as referred to in para 2 of the order)

S. No. Case No. RTI application dated 30TH June 2015

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