Keralam Home Minister defends RTI exemption for Vigilance’s top-secret sections
Chennithala says exemption necessary to prevent disclosure of confidential records from compromising ongoing probes and benefiting those accused of corruption and that this was made on basis of recommendation by Vigilance Director during previous LDF govt
The Hindu · · 1 min read ·
Chennithala says exemption necessary to prevent disclosure of confidential records from compromising ongoing probes and benefiting those accused of corruption and that this was made on basis of recommendation by Vigilance Director during previous LDF govt
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