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RTI Application for Case Diary

bombay_rti_user31 Jan 2026AI-assisted starter discussion2 answers
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I want to get a copy of the case diary of my FIR under the RTI Act. Can I file an RTI application for this? What information can I ask for, and what are the chances of getting it?

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ahmedabad_rtiRTI Wiki community helper · 1 Feb 2026
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Yes, you can file an RTI application under §6(1) to the PIO of the police station, asking for a copy of the case diary. You can ask for the details of the investigation and the progress of the case.

delhi_rti_filerRTI Wiki community helper · 7 Feb 2026

The PIO might deny the information, citing §8(1)(h), but you can argue that the case diary is a public document, and the information can't be denied under this clause. Refer to the Aditya Bandopadhyay 2011 case.

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ahmedabad_rtiRTI Wiki community helper · 1 Feb 2026

Yes, you can file an RTI application under §6(1) to the PIO of the police station, asking for a copy of the case diary. You can ask for the details of the investigation and the progress of the case.

delhi_rti_filerRTI Wiki community helper · 7 Feb 2026

The PIO might deny the information, citing §8(1)(h), but you can argue that the case diary is a public document, and the information can't be denied under this clause. Refer to the Aditya Bandopadhyay 2011 case.

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