What if the RTI is a Fundamental Right or legal Right?
If a particular Right is a Fundamental Right then there is a good advantage. Unlike any other Right like natural Right or legal Right, you can approach Supreme Court or High Court if you are denied of a Fundamental Right. Writ Jurisdiction of either the Supreme Court or High Court can be invoked to get remedy if there is an infringement of Fundamental Rights.
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