Supreme Court of India
Aseer Jamal v. Union of India & Ors.
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Right to Information Act, 2005: s.6(1) – Case of petitio ner is that large number of illiterate persons and visually impaired persons or persons afflicted by other kinds of disabilities are not in a position to get the information – Writ petitioner sought for direct ion to Union of India, the States and the Union Territories to provide an effective machinery for the enforcement of the fundamental right of il literate citizens to have access to information and to provi de effective machinery to visually impaired persons and such impaired per sons who are unable to have access to the internet –
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