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Who fixes RTI in Gurugram (Gurgaon): how to complain, documents, deadlines

The Public Information Officer of that office

Who is responsible

Any record a public authority holds: files, tenders, inspection reports, budgets. Reply due in 30 days, 48 hours where life or liberty is at stake.

How to complain

  • CentralRTI Online
  • StatePIO of MCG, GMDA, HSVP or DTCP, with a 10 rupee fee

What the portal asks for

RTI Online (central) or the office's PIO (state) An RTI needs the exact public authority and precise questions; the fee is 10 rupees.

Details

Public authority (MCG, GMDA, HSVP, DTCP, a ministry) Required
Information sought, as numbered questions Required
Period the information covers Optional
How to receive it Optional
Options: Email, Post

Documents

ID proof (needed for BPL fee exemption only) Optional
Earlier RTI or reply, if a repeat Optional

If nothing happens: the escalation ladder

  1. Application to the PIO with the fee.
  2. No reply in 30 days: first appeal in the same office.
  3. Second appeal: State Information Commission (CIC for central bodies).
  4. The Forum can help draft a precise request.

Your rights and deadlines

Right to Information

Any record a public authority holds, within 30 days, for 10 rupees.

Deadline: 30 days

  1. Ask for specific documents: work order, measurement book, inspection report.
  2. No reply, or a poor one? First appeal in the same office.
  3. Second appeal to the State Information Commission.

48 hours where life or liberty is involved. Use RTI to prove what was sanctioned and paid before you escalate.

Sources: RTI Online, central bodies

Common questions

Who fixes RTI in Gurugram?

The Public Information Officer of that office Any record a public authority holds: files, tenders, inspection reports, budgets. Reply due in 30 days, 48 hours where life or liberty is at stake.

How do I complain about RTI?

Start with Central: RTI Online. An RTI needs the exact public authority and precise questions; the fee is 10 rupees.

How long should it take?

Right to Information: 30 days. Any record a public authority holds, within 30 days, for 10 rupees.

What if nothing happens?

Escalate step by step: 1. Application to the PIO with the fee. 2. No reply in 30 days: first appeal in the same office. 3. Second appeal: State Information Commission (CIC for central bodies). 4. The Forum can help draft a precise request.

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