Get the RTI Wiki appFree on iPhone and Android.

Right to Information Wiki Blog

Quick Reply: RTI Wiki blog — analysis, case-law summaries, and citizen guides on Right to Information Act 2005.

Latest RTI decision notes

IPL Ticket Refund and RTI for Fans

Quick Reply: IPL match cancelled or abandoned? Learn whether RTI can help with ticket refund issues, what fans can ask from police, municipal bodies and stadium authorities, and copy a ready RTI…

IPL ticket refund and RTI guide for cancelled matches

Your IPL match was cancelled, abandoned due to rain, or you were denied entry despite having a ticket. You paid for tickets, travel and parking. Who is answerable: BCCI, franchise, ticketing platform, police, stadium authority or government department?

The short answer is practical. RTI may not directly get your refund. But it can uncover records showing permissions, police deployment, complaints, and notices after cancellation or abandonment.

An IPL ticket refund is usually a private ticketing or organiser issue. RTI gives access to information held by public authorities.

Important. RTI is for information, not direct refund. It cannot order BCCI, a franchise, or a ticketing platform to return money.

Need to file RTI after an IPL match cancellation? Copy the format below and send it to the concerned police, municipal or district authority.

→ Read more...

How to Write an RTI Application

Quick Reply: After 25 years of training PIOs and activists, here is the single lesson that fixes most rejections: ask for records, not answers. The rewrite takes two minutes.

Practice this in 30 seconds. Use our free RTI Assistant — AI-driven drafting, First Appeal, Second Appeal in one place.

How to Write an RTI Application — RTI Wiki

In one line. If you want to know how to write an RTI application that works, write it to request records that exist — not answers, not explanations, not “why.” This single shift fixes most rejections. The rest of this piece shows you how, from someone who has read thousands of replies.

→ Read more...

RTI: No Right to Insist on Original Documents

Gujarat High Court RTI decision 2026 - correctness disputes, original documents, and PIO duties under Section 2(f)

Quick Reply: Gujarat High Court held that once accessible RTI records and copies are supplied, an applicant cannot insist on original documents through the CPIO. Evaluatory analysis of Himanshu Parmar v State…

A practitioner evaluation of the Gujarat High Court's order dated 5 May 2026 in Himanshu Parsottambhai Parmar v. State of Gujarat & Ors., R/Special Civil Application No. 15120 of 2025. The first takeaway is direct: RTI gives access to records, inspection and copies. It does not give the applicant custody of original government or university documents once accessible records have been supplied. The second takeaway is procedural: the Information Commission is not a court for deciding whether the supplied information proves a recruitment or reservation-law violation.

→ Read more...

Was this useful?
- views