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New Digital Personal Data Protection renders RTI Act powerless. Section 44(3) overrides RTI 8 (1)j, Data Protection Board controlled by Centre with power to levy fines of ₹250-500 crores. Many other chilling effects.

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PUNEET VIZH1 year ago

The DPDP Act's provisions, particularly Section 44(3) and the powers of the Data Protection Board, pose significant risks to the RTI Act's effectiveness, potentially undermining democratic accountability. The Modi government's approach is seen as prioritizing control over transparency with the fines and centralized authority likely to freeze public access to information.

Shripal Gandhi1 year ago

@poornibv Hypothetically speaking, if another coalition that includes TMC, comes to power at the centre in the 2029 elections, will that coalition then rollback/repeal/amend these laws?

Govindan Nampoothiry1 year ago

Appreciate you @AITCofficial team for following up this issue constantly. Need to protect #RTI Act. #PrivacyMatters but data of public is sold (wholesale rate). #aadharcard @raghav_chadha also raising valid concerns #DataPrivacy #Privacy

Nobodyfromnowhere20241 year ago

Whats the logic behind exorbitant fines imposed on anyone holding data?There can be rules framed around limit data processing to specific purposes, establish secure storage and data breach protocols etc..right to information is fundamental.

ajay1 year ago

@kharge @yadavakhilesh @yadavtejashwi almost everyday a act/law/process EXECUTED to REVERSE castebased freedom earned@26-1-50 pls ACCEPT- 1 NATION 1 PARTY is ACHEIVED& that party is RSS i.e 3caste its OVER & commonman KNOWS it as@2014 he was 1st one in line slavery restored

Sean Web31 year ago

@MahuaMoitra, this raises significant concerns about transparency and accountability.

A1 year ago

One can watch Secret City on Netflix wherein government criminalises any act of citizen that tries in any way to expose the criminal conduct of the government. Though the series is based on australian govt, my congratulations to @PMOIndia

SensiblePS1 year ago

@MahuaMoitra @RahulGandhi @ArvindKejriwal, will you embrace the opportunity to reverse these changes if and when you come to power? Will your manifesto inspire hope and progress leading up to the elections?

chetan mishra♐1 year ago

@Grok What is the need of such an act in a democratic country?Will BJP get any political benefit from this act?

Yesuho Swu1 year ago

Freedom behind unbreakable ,transparent glass panels.

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