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1) Siddique Kappan, a journalist from Kerala, was detained by Hathras police while attempting to cover the Hathras case. He was illegally detained at a toll plaza police post. 2) An investigation found that Siddique Kappan and others tried to cause disturbances in the area and conspire against the administration related to the Hathras case. Siddique Kappan was one of several people arrested. 3) The District Magistrate directed the Superintendent of Police to complete the investigation fairly and quickly, and directed relief be provided to the victim. The case was then closed.
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5. The Commission carefully considered the matter. Records of the case have been perused. The averments submitted by the parties have been noted. The appellant has agitated for wrongly furnishing of personal information to third party which was later on misused and her future has been spoilt. The representative of the appellant requested to take action against the SPIO and compensate the appellant as per provisions of the Act. The Commission in is regard perused Section 21 of the RTI Act, 2005 reads as under:-
“ No suit, prosecution or other legal proceeding shall lie against any person for anything which is in good faith done or intended to be done under this Act or any rule made thereunder.”
The Commission cannot take any action against the respondent SPIO in view of the fact no mala fide of SPIO has been established and in view of the provision of Section 21 of the Act as reproduced above.
6. In view of the above stated facts, the Commission decides to close the matter. Announced. To be communicated.
Sd/-
(Yash Pal Singal)
Place : Chandigarh. CIC,
Dated: 24.04.2019 Haryana.
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5. The Commission carefully considered the matter. Records of the case have been perused. The averments submitted by the parties have been noted. The appellant has agitated for wrongly furnishing of personal information to third party which was later on misused and her future has been spoilt. The representative of the appellant requested to take action against the SPIO and compensate the appellant as per provisions of the Act. The Commission in is regard perused Section 21 of the RTI Act, 2005 reads as under:-
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The Commission cannot take any action against the respondent SPIO in view of the fact no mala fide of SPIO has been established and in view of the provision of Section 21 of the Act as reproduced above.
6. In view of the above stated facts, the Commission decides to close the matter. Announced. To be communicated.
Sd/-
(Yash Pal Singal)
Place : Chandigarh. CIC,
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