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Public Services • Information, Complaints & Administration

Public Sector, Governance & CM Helpline, Clearly Explained

RTI • Vigilance • District Administration • Revenue Services

A guide to RTI requests, media restrictions, corruption complaints, the UP CM Helpline, District Magistrates, PIOs and revenue authorities.

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7 FAQs
1Can I get information about my case through RTI?

RTI may provide existing, non-exempt records held by a public authority, but ongoing-investigation, privacy, security and other exemptions can apply. Court records are often obtained through court copy rules rather than RTI. Ask for identifiable records, not opinions or a direction to investigate, and use the official FIR or case-status systems where available.

2Can I oppose media reporting of the case against me?

You can request the court to prevent the media from covering the hearing of the case, especially if it is likely to prejudice a fair trial. But this right is limited.

3How do I report a 'corrupt' government official in Varanasi?

You can complain to the State Vigilance Commission or the Anti-Corruption Bureau. You can also use the 1076 CM Helpline.

4What is the role of the 'District Magistrate' (DM) in the legal system?

The DM handles administrative matters, revenue courts, and maintains law and order; they have certain judicial powers under the CrPC.

5What is the '1076 CM Helpline' in Uttar Pradesh?

The Uttar Pradesh CM Helpline is commonly associated with number 1076 for registering public-service grievances. Availability, hours and covered departments should be verified on the current official UP government portal before relying on it for an urgent or criminal complaint.

6How to get information from a government office in Varanasi using 'RTI'?

Submit a written application with a Rs. 10 fee to the Public Information Officer (PIO) of that department.

7What is the role of the 'Tehsildar' in land disputes in Chunar?

The Tehsildar acts as a judge in the Revenue Court for matters like land mutation and boundary disputes.

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