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SIC to seek explanation from Kochi Corporationover move to share RTI applicants’ details

Commission says the reported move could deter people from seeking information under the RTI Act; Kochi Corporation had decided to refer details of frequent RTI applicants to the Vigilance for a probe into their financial backgrounds; SIC to seek a copy of the Corporation’s resolu

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SIC to seek explanation from Kochi Corporation over move to share RTI applicants’ details

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Commission says the reported move could deter people from seeking information under the RTI Act; Kochi Corporation had decided to refer details of frequent RTI applicants to the Vigilance for a probe into their financial backgrounds; SIC to seek a copy of the Corporation’s resolu

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Source: The Hindu. Published 14 Oct 2026, 05:55 pm.

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