The Supreme Court, in its important judgment dated 9.8.2011 (copy attached), has held that examinees have a right to inspect their answer sheets and obtain certified copies thereof under the Right to Information Act. This is for your information.
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Dear friends, It is a historic judgemnent for Student Society and prevent talent to get spoiled. Dr. D. Bora Arunachal Pradesh
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Definitely, it is a great tool to break the monoploy of corrupt valuation practices about the capabilities of the students, as adopted by some lethargic and careless examiners.
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It is really good information for all students, especially those who are strongly expecting high marks after finishing their examinations. Additionally, it is the right time for everybody to be well aware of the Right to Information Act, which provides relevant information to the public. I always extend my sincere thanks to the RTI Act and public interest groups.
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