Mission
Netaji's endeavour to access information pertaining to the Bose mystery
has turned out to be a landmark in India's RTI movement.
the one hand they have reiterated that there is nothing that the
Government seeks to hide in this respect... on the other ... they say
that the documents are so sensitive in nature that if disclosed could
lead to chaos in the country. The Commission is also aware of the fact that this is a matter of wide public concern and therefore of national importance. -- Central Information Commission (Full Bench), June 2007.
Latest news:
19 February 2008
Details about 31 PMO Netaji files to be disclosed
Central Information Commission has directed Prime Minister's Office to partially disclose the list of classified files on Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose. More
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