Blamed PMO for not revealing the facts related to Gandhi & Vadra

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A local social  activist  accused Prime Minister’s office for  not disclosing the facts   related with Priyanka Gandhi’s  husband -Robert Vadra,.

 Dr Nutun Thakur, claimed that the Public Information  Officer of the PMO denied   providing Notesheet of the case   related file to her, saying that the matter was sub judice. 

She claimed to have wrote to the First Appellate Authority  (FAO) asking that the RTI  ct   nowhere prohibits denial of  sub judice information, if not ordered so by a competent  court. According to social activist, the writ had been  disposed of by the High Court on   7 March 2013 and is no  longer sub judice, yet the FAO denied providing the  information.  She said that FAO cited an order of the  Central Information Commission in  Aamir Vijay Zaveri vs   CPIO, PMO, where copy of an affidavit filed by the PMO  in  supreme Court was denied under the Supreme Court  Rules.  She accused that since the  PMO does not want real   facts to come in the open, hence the FAO wrongly took  shelter  of this case to deny providing even copy of the  Note-sheet. 

Meanwhile Nutal Thakur also filed a PIl on illegal  Advertisements on Sex-power,   obesity, Tantra etc. She  claimed that Parliament has already passed the Drugs and  magic  remedies (Objectionable Advertisement) Act 1954  to save innocent people from  fraudulent medical   treatments.  Even sixty years later, provisions of this Act  are being  violated openly. She claimed to check such   malpractices she and her husband Amitabh  Thakur, an IPS  officer, filed a PIl in Allahabad High Court, lucknow  Bench comprising   of  Justice Uma Nath Singh and Justice  Dr Satish Chandra. 

She claimed that as per section 3 of this Act, no  advertisement about increasing sexual   pleasure, women  menstrual disorder, women conception etc will be  published. Similarly,   no advertisement regarding 54  diseases including Diabetes, Blindness, deafness, insanity,  leucoderma, obesity etc can be published. As per section 5,   all kinds of magic remedies  like talisman, kavach, tantra   etc is completely prohibited. Section 7 makes their violation a cognizable offence.  

She said to have  prayed in their Petition that the Ministry  of Information and   Broadcasting, RNI and DAVP be   directed to insure that no such illegal advertisement get  published in any newspaper or TV and if it happens then all   administrative and legal  measures like cancellation  of  license and registration, stopping government   advertisement, registering FIR etc are taken. On Saturday,  Nutan Thakur also registered     case with Gomati Nagar   police station against over a dozen companies who were indulged in above unethical practices.

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