Pinarayi slams decision to remove ‘T’ branch of Vigilance from the ambit of Right to Information Act
Pinarayi slams decision to remove ‘T’ branch of Vigilance from the ambit of Right to Information Act
The Left opposition accuses Kerala’s Congress government of undermining the Right to Information Act by exempting vigilance bodies, claiming this move hides corruption. This highlights the fragility of transparency laws when political actors prioritize concealment over accountability. Such tactics directly threaten open data principles by restricting public access to essential governance information.
Source: thehindu.comPublished on 2026-10-25
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