The offr obviously does not wish to disclose the information you want from him , he has his rights too and the Army is absolutely correct in withholding info on offr's whereabouts. It could be an harassment for the concerned person if his add/tele no etc were disclosed to an outsider by the Army authorities without the latter's consent.
From: satnam singh <colsatnam_61@yahoo.co.in>
To: "humjanenge@googlegroups.com" <humjanenge@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, 22 September 2011 5:20 AM
Subject: [HumJanenge] RTI REPLY - HELP REQUESTED
Dear All,
I have been following the mails on RTI quite keenly.
Can anyone guide me on following:-
I had been seeking some information about an officer from the Indian Army since
May 2011. I was informed in Jun 2011 that passing on of the information has to
concurred by the officer. I waited for more than a month, after the first reply, but
did not hear from the Army Authorities.
I have sent five (5) reminders to the Army since then. The Army has not even
bothered to reply to me after the first letter. Even my reminders have not been acknowledged. It seems the officer has not even bothered to reply to the Army.
Can he keep mum and get away by hood winking the system? NO SECRET
INFORMATION has been asked; it is only pertaining to the administrative matters.
The officer is resisting to part with the information and I have a strong feeling that the system/organisation is unduly protecting him.
Under the circumstances, what are my rights to get the details from the Army.
Can I go to the court against the Indian Army?
Warm Regards
Satnam
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