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 <fs 130%>RTI Act confers right to access to information held by a Public Authority on all Citizens.  The Act also prescribes remedy, when such a right is denied to a citizen.   </fs>
-When an applicant do not receive a decision on his RTI Request within 30 days or is aggrieved by the decision, applicant can prefer an Appeal under Section-19(1) and further appeal under section-19(3) before the Information Commission within time limit. In such an appeal, the applicant can seek relief to supply information by PIO.
+<fs larger>When an applicant do not receive a decision on his RTI Request within 30 days or is aggrieved by the decision, applicant can prefer an Appeal under Section-19(1) and further appeal under section-19(3) before the Information Commission within time limit. In such an appeal, the applicant can seek relief to supply information by PIO.</fs>
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 ===== Mode of filing a complaint to CIC =====
-A second appeal or a complaint can be filed electronically on [[https://www.cic.gov.in|www.cic.gov.in]] online along with the requisite documents as per RTI Rules, 2012. The documents must be duly signed/ self-attested/ verified before scanning and attaching with the appeal or complaint is filed.
+<fs larger>A second appeal or a complaint can be filed electronically on [[https://www.cic.gov.in|www.cic.gov.in]] online along with the requisite documents as per RTI Rules, 2012. The documents must be duly signed/ self-attested/ verified before scanning and attaching with the appeal or complaint is filed.</fs>
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