Right to Information
The Right to Information (RTI) is a law that empowers citizens to access information about government activities. This law allows individuals to request information from public authorities, enhancing transparency and accountability while helping to combat corruption and misconduct.
Through the Right to Information, citizens can:
• Access government records.
• Learn about programs, decisions, and policies.
• Receive official responses regarding public services.
This law helps increase civic awareness and engagement in governance, promoting a more informed and responsible citizenry.
The RTI law is integrated into all our programs, allowing us to gather verified information and question every department effectively.
The Right to Information (RTI) is a law that empowers citizens to access information about government activities. This law allows individuals to request information from public authorities, enhancing transparency and accountability while helping to combat corruption and misconduct.
Through the Right to Information, citizens can:
• Access government records.
• Learn about programs, decisions, and policies.
• Receive official responses regarding public services.
This law helps increase civic awareness and engagement in governance, promoting a more informed and responsible citizenry.
The RTI law is integrated into all our programs, allowing us to gather verified information and question every department effectively.
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