Public Funds Utilization

The Right to Information (RTI) Act can be used to do public audit or to know public fund like tax payers money utilization in the following ways:

• Identify the projects and schemes that are funded by public money. You can file an RTI application with the concerned government department to ask for information about the projects and schemes that are funded by public money. This information will help you to identify the projects and schemes that you want to audit. In your mandal, you can ask the list of all the projects implemented for one year and ask local people to provide corruption sources information. 

• Find out the details of the projects and schemes. You can file an RTI application with the concerned government department to ask for information about the details of the projects and schemes, such as the objectives of the project, the amount of money that has been allocated for the project, and the progress of the project. This information will help you to audit the projects and schemes.

• Find out the names of the contractors and consultants who are involved in the projects and schemes. You can file an RTI application with the concerned government department to ask for information about the names of the contractors and consultants who are involved in the projects and schemes. This information will help you to track the progress of the projects and schemes and to ensure that the public money is being used properly.

• Find out the reasons for the delay in completion of the projects and schemes. You can file an RTI application with the concerned government department to ask for information about the reasons for the delay in completion of the projects and schemes. This information will help you to identify the problems that are hindering the completion of the projects and schemes and to suggest solutions to these problems.

• File a complaint against the officials who are responsible for the delay in completion of the projects and schemes. You can file an RTI application with the concerned government department to ask for information about the process for filing a complaint against the officials who are responsible for the delay in completion of the projects and schemes. This information will help you to file a complaint against the officials and to ensure that they are held accountable.

Here is an example of how the RTI Act has been used to do public audit:

In 2011, an RTI activist filed an RTI application with the Delhi government to ask for information about the details of a project to build a flyover. The RTI application revealed that the project had been delayed for several years and that the cost of the project had increased significantly. The RTI activist filed a complaint against the government officials who were responsible for the delay in the project. The complaint led to an investigation, which found that the government officials had indeed been involved in corruption. The government officials were suspended and the project was cancelled.

The RTI Act is a powerful tool that can be used to do public audit. If you find evidence of corruption or misuse of public funds, you should not hesitate to use the RTI Act to expose it.

The RTI Act is a powerful tool that can be used to expose corruption in India. If you find evidence of corruption, you should not hesitate to contact us and use the RTI Act to expose it. It is important to remember that you have rights and that you should not be afraid to stand up for yourself. If you are aware of corruption issues, do not hesitate to contact us to expose the corruption. 

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