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Appellant
Vs.
CPIO, SEBI, Mumbai
Respondent
ORDER
1.
The appellant had filed an application dated January 22, 2015, under the Right to Information
Act, 2005 (hereinafter referred to as "RTI Act"). The respondent vide letter dated January 28,
2015, responded to the appellant. The appellant has filed this appeal dated February 18, 2015
(received at SEBI on February 24, 2015), against the said response. I have carefully considered
the application, the response and the appeal and find that the matter can be decided based on
the material available on record.
2.
From the appeal, I note that the appellant is aggrieved by the respondent's response to his
application wherein he had raised the following queries, viz.
i.
"There is a notice outside SEBI Bhavan which says that photography is prohibited?
Is there a rule which actually prohibits photography? Under what Act(s), has this rule been made?...
ii.
iii.
iv.
v.
If such a rule exists, how many violations have taken place in the last 5 years (or since the rule has been
made, whichever is longer)?
If such a rule exists, how many civil/criminal prosecutions have been initiated? How many such cases are
pending? How many of such cases have resulted in convictions?"
vi.
3.
In this appeal, the appellant has inter alia submitted: " there is not even a single law in our country,
which is aimed at the general public and at the same time kept as a secret from the very public who are supposed
to be following it. "
4.
In his response, I note that the respondent informed the appellant that reply to the
abovementioned queries of his application were earlier provided vide respondent's letter no.
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I, therefore, find that there is no need to interfere with the decision of the respondent. The
appeal is accordingly dismissed.
Place: Mumbai
Date: March 19, 2015
S. RAMAN
APPELLATE AUTHORITY
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE BOARD OF INDIA
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