Chhattisgarh HC Revises RTI Judgment, Replaces Key Terms

The Chhattisgarh High Court has revised its earlier judgment in a public information request case, issuing a modified order that substitutes certain phrases used in the original decision. The court replaced the terms "bombarded" and "habitual information" with alternative wording to better reflect the facts and legal context. This change clarifies the court’s intent and may influence how the judgment is applied by the parties involved.

The modification was made to correct the language used in the judgment and to ensure that the legal reasoning is expressed more precisely. While the core holding of the case remains unchanged, the revised wording aims to eliminate ambiguity that could affect the interpretation of the court’s directives.

Legal observers note that such post‑judgment edits are rare and typically occur when the court identifies a need to refine its language for clarity. The updated judgment will now serve as the definitive reference for any future appeals or enforcement actions related to the RTI case.