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A.P. Information Commission bars appellant for repeated RTI requests
By Sambasiva Rao M.||3 min read at The Hindu
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- The Andhra Pradesh Information Commission barred Yadala Bhadraiah from filing repetitive RTI applications, appeals, and complaints, citing abuse of the statutory process and avoidable diversion of public resources. The order was issued after the commission processed over 1,000 applications and 300 appeals from him, and directed further investigation into a ₹10,000 transaction and his eligibility for a white ration card.
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Updated - October 16, 2026 02:40 pm IST - AMARAVATI
The Andhra Pradesh Information Commission on Monday (October 5, 2026) issued an order prohibiting one Yadala Bhadraiah of Velpuru village in Atchampeta, Palnadu district, from filing repetitive applications, appeals, and complaints under the Right to Information Act, 2005. The commission stated that his repeated use of the mechanism has resulted in avoidable diversion of public resources.
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