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why should the government in a democratic country provide information for the to the people mention three provisions of The Right to Information Act​

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Answered by Aman10038
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The government in a democratic country must provide their information to their citizens as it is their right through the Right to information act.

The three provisions of the Right to information act are as follows :-

  • All the information about the government activities should be provided to the citizens.
  • Information regarding other countries should also be available to all the citizens.
  • The information should be given in a documented form and should be available to each and every citizen of that country.

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Answered by hackergod
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Answer:

The government in a democratic country must provide their information to their citizens as it is their right through the Right to information act.

The four provisions of the Right to information act are as follows :-

1. All the information about the government activities should be provided to the citizens.

2. Information regarding other countries should also be available to all the citizens.

3. The information should be given in a documented form and should be available to each and every citizen of that country.

4. The information regarding the country's security wouldn't be provided as it can be used unlikely.

The answer was edited at 2:16pm on 23/11/21 by @Hackergod as it had a spelling error.

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