The Right to Service Act, 2011
The Right to Service Act, 2011
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This legislation establishes strict time limits for the delivery of essential public services, requiring government agencies and local bodies to respond to citizen applications within specific periods. If a designated official fails to provide a service on time, the public officer responsible can face penalties for negligence. The law aims to enhance administrative efficiency, reduce corruption, and empower citizens by ensuring transparency and accountability, thereby holding public servants responsible for bureaucratic delays and ensuring timely access to government benefits.
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