Saturday, October 31, 2009
Karnataka best in RTI implementation, WB worst
Chennai, Oct 27:
Karnataka Information Commission tops the Overall Public
Satisfaction (OPS) with 55 per cent according to National
RTI Awards Secretariat followed by Kerala, Punjab, Assam and Orissa.
Representing Tamil Nadu Right to Information
campaign, Madhav Vishnubhatta said the decision
involve feedback of 6,000 of nearly 35,00 respondents
and efficiency of the commission in providing
information including the impact of disclosure
against whom the application was made.
Vishnubhatta said that the report did not include
Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh and Sikkim though a 51,000
orders were passed by the Information Commission.
"Tamil Nadu follows a unique procedure of passing
directions without any (proper) hearing based on appea
l received by the Commission," he said.
He said each of the three states failed to provide the
copies of the total registered orders.
However, inspite of topping the chart the percentage
of getting information through the Information
Commission is only 27 per cent. Earlier Karnataka
ranked low in report issued by the city-based Public Affairs
Centre (PAC) on Mar 10, 2009.
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