Police denies information under RTI to PM Modi's wife

December 27, 2014 23:00

Information sought by Jashodaben, wife of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on the security cover given to her through an RTI has been denied by the Mehsana police on the ground that her queries were related to local intelligence bureau which is exempted under RTI Act.

"The information sought by her (Jashodaben) was related to the local intelligence bureau, therefore it could not have been given to her and we have sent a written communication about this development to her," Superintendent of Police J R Mothaliya of Mehsana district said. The reply given in writing to her also says the same thing.

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