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1-Harassment by police.
2-Serious Human Rights violations.
3-Corruption in the developmental works.
4- Arbitrary closure of public aids.
5-Deprived of public aids entitled to get.
6- Custodial deaths and no action by officers.
7-PIO not providing information under RTI Act.
8- Victim of cyber fraud & police overlooking.
9- Police not registering FIR.
10- Govt staff posted for many years
with representations already given.
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SHO Kotwali Dehat Mirzapur: A Case Study in Police Inaction and What Citizens Can Do About It When a citizen files an FIR at Police Station Kotwali Dehat, Mirzapur, she naturally expects the law to move forward quickly. Yet in one ongoing case, the SHO Kotwali Dehat, Mirzapur, allegedly let the investigation stall for months,…
LDA Procrastination on RTI Applications: Two and a Half Years and Counting Obviously, LDA Procrastination on RTI Applications is not a vague grievance — it is a documented, dated timeline stretching well over two years. On 10 February 2024, an applicant filed a routine RTI request before the Public Information Officer of the Lucknow Development…
PVVNL Claim & Police Arbitrariness: A Case Study in Grievance Mismanagement and the Fight for FIR Registration When a family loses their home overnight, the law offers a clear path forward; however, reality often looks quite different. In Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh, one family’s fight for justice has turned into a stark lesson about two forces…
RTI Case Study in Procedural Fairness: When “Compliance” Isn’t Compliance RTI law rests on a simple premise: a citizen asks, and the state must answer — fully, promptly, and through channels anyone can verify. However, that premise rarely collapses all at once. Instead, it erodes through small shortcuts: officials mislabel an application, hold a hearing…
RTI Activism & Police Inaction: A Mirzapur Case Study in Holding the System Accountable India’s grievance system looks strong on paper. A citizen can file a police complaint. She can escalate it to the Chief Minister’s Secretariat or the Prime Minister’s Office. If officials still fail to act, she can turn to the Right to…
System Protects Accused in Mirzapur: A Widow’s Fight Against a Forged Inheritance The pattern is impossible to ignore once you look closely. An investigation that leans entirely on the accused’s own statements, coupled with a documentary contradiction that never gets addressed, along with a suspicious eighteen-day gap between a mutation entry and a land sale…
The story of Second Appeal No. S01/A/1390/2025 is, at bottom, a story about Tehsildar Sadar & Administrative Accountability. Explicitly, a citizen asked a simple, direct question: why did a Lekhpal ignore a clear court order for over a year, and who in the administration allowed it? Instead of promptly answering, the office of the Tehsildar…
This case is a clear example of PIO UPIC & Mockery of RTI in practice. Specifically, a citizen filed five specific questions with the Uttar Pradesh Information Commission; however, the PIO UPIC answered only one, copying that same answer across four unrelated queries. Subsequently, the First Appellate Authority then closed the matter without examining any…
RTI Accountability & DDO Mirzapur: When “Transferred” Becomes “Disposed” RTI Accountability & DDO Mirzapur sit at the center of a growing concern about how district offices in Uttar Pradesh handle transparency requests. When a citizen filed an RTI application seeking specifics about a stalled birth-certificate inquiry, the DDO Mirzapur office simply transferred the file under…
Administrative Lethargy in Action of UIDAI: A Two-Year Aadhaar Case Study from Mirzapur Administrative Lethargy in Action of UIDAI captures exactly what this case shows. Sadhana Tiwari paid a fee in November 2024 to update her children’s Aadhaar cards. Officials promised resolution within fifteen days. Nearly two years later, the matter still isn’t settled. She…
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