Dear Sarabjit
This is quite shocking you have writen. Govt employee has no spare
time to do such kind of business.
I think pTAHAK has been corrupted or mislead by some private people to
do this otherwise he can loose his job.
What is difference between Pathak and the Indian Army colonel who is
caught uploading child pronograhiy from Army computers I want to know.
http://www.dnaindia
S D Sharma
--- In rti_india@yahoogrou
Re: WARNING: Fake RTI India scam website
Dear Raja
Acting on your suggestion I delved further into this matter.
This email leads to a website "rti-act DOT com". It is (deceptively)
similar to "rtiindia DOT org" run by Dr Kushal Pathak of the Indian Postal
Service. Dr Pathak in his spare time (and sometimes from computer resources
owned by the State) runs a network of websites dedicated to generating "pay per
click" advertising revenues from
financiers like "google adwords" etc. in addition to offering software
consultancy etc. The more people "contribute" to Mr Pathak's forum the more
foreign exchange Dr Pathak earns for India (and himself). In this noble
enterprise, Dr Pathak is assisted by some members of this group - all of whom
enjoy uncensored posting privileges to contradict me publicly.
Now, it seems that revenues from Google pay per click have dropped considerably
due to global recession and intense competition for Google's funds (after Mr
Shekhar Singh walks off with his crore of Google's rupees there is not much to
go around for the rest). So the Pay-per-click scamsters are searching for other
PPC advetisers. The new RTI website is one such forum. Remember the more you
post on those forums - the more the parasite webmaster sucks his money.
Sarbajit
--- In rti_india@yahoogrou
>
> Rear Sarabjit
> Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Please file FIR against this site if it
is FAKE. Do a good deed on our behalf.
> Bunch
>
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