Government defends CBI's exemption from RTI, cites national security
NDTV Correspondent, Monday June 20, 2011, New Delhi
The Government says it is working for a tough anti-corruption body through the Lokpal Bill. But it is now defending its action of shielding the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) from the Right to Information (RTI) Act.
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QUERRY :
Before SUPREME COURT Stepping in to monitor, what was the real ID of C.B.I ?
Was it independent and 'free' or an 'instrument' of Center to manipulate ? Who knows ? !
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Therefore base on the opinion given to us by the Attorney General, we have done it (exempted the CBI)," V Narayanaswamy, Minister in the Prime Minister's Office, told NDTV [see above]
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Even the PM is only a Party-Nominee and not elected by Indian people by ALL -INDIA basis ( like in U.S.A ). So 1 , until the Constitution is amended , i think , even the PM -post should be within LOKPAL BILL.
Who knows who will be made the next PM as it is already issue raised by one Congress Gen. Secretary and initiating a 'stormy noise'.
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