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Supreme Court Judgment on Non-Disclosure of Interview Board Members' Details under RTI

By TEAM CIRCULAR EXPRESS • 10 Jan 2013
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This circular informs all CPIOs and Appellate Authorities about a Supreme Court judgment regarding the disclosure of personal details of interview board members. The Court ruled that public service commissions are not bound to disclose the names, designations, and addresses of subject experts present in interview boards under the RTI Act. It held that such disclosure could endanger the lives or physical safety of the members and serves no public purpose. The judgment sets aside a previous Patna High Court order that had directed the disclosure of these details. Authorities are requested to note this ruling for future guidance.
purpose of issuance
To communicate the Supreme Court judgment regarding the non-disclosure of interview board members' details under the RTI Act.
Most Important Details
The Supreme Court held that disclosure of names, designations, and addresses of interview board members is not required under the RTI Act as it may endanger their safety and serves no public interest.
purpose of issuance_1
To communicate the Supreme Court judgment regarding the non-disclosure of interview board members' details under the RTI Act.
Most Important Details_1
The Supreme Court held that disclosure of names, designations, and addresses of interview board members is not required under the RTI Act as it may endanger their safety and serves no public interest.

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