Central Information Commission ne ek bada faisla sunaya hai. Commission ne kaha hai ki Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Right to Information (RTI) Act ke daayre mein nahi aata. Yeh apne aap mein ek landmark verdict hai kyunki CIC ne apna hi 2018 ka landmark order palat diya hai.
Is naye order ke baad, duniya ki sabse ameer sporting body ko law ke under "public authority" nahi mana ja sakta. Iska matlab hai ki ab BCCI par RTI ke zariye sawaal uthana legal nahi hoga.
CIC Ka Naya Order: Kya Hai Wajah?
Information Commissioner PR Ramesh ne yeh definitive order diya. Unhone clear kiya ki sports organisation un structural criteria ko satisfy nahi karta jo ek public authority ke liye zaroori hote hain. Isliye BCCI ko RTI ke daayre se bahar rakha gaya hai.
Yeh order CIC ke apne 2018 ke us landmark directive ke bilkul ulta hai jisme BCCI ko RTI ke under laaya gaya tha. Ab woh purana order officially overturn ho gaya hai.
Is Faisle Ka Kya Matlab Hai?
Is verdict ka seedha matlab yeh hai ki ab koi bhi citizen ya organisation BCCI se RTI ke zariye koi bhi information maang nahi sakta. BCCI par koi bhi transparency-related legal obligation nahi hogi jo RTI Act ke under aati hai.
Yeh un logon ke liye ek jhatka hai jo BCCI ke kaam-kaj mein transparency chahte the. Lekin CIC ne legal grounds par yeh faisla diya hai ki BCCI ek private body hai, public authority nahi.
Hamaari Baat: Transparency Aur Accountability Ka Sawal
Hamari nazar mein yeh verdict legal taur par sahi ho sakta hai, lekin yeh ek badi debate ko khoda hai. BCCI duniya ki sabse ameer cricket board hai aur iska public life par bada asar hota hai. Aise mein ise RTI ke daayre se bahar rakhna transparency ke sawaal uthata hai.
Lekin CIC ne apna faisla law ke hisaab se diya hai. Agar BCCI ko public authority maanna hai toh uske liye alag se legislation chahiye. Tab tak, BCCI par RTI ke zariye sawaal uthana band ho jayega.
