Refering to "security" reasons, Delhi University (DU) has rejected another RTI question on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's degree.
The Right to Information question was documented by Delhi-based attorney Mohd Irsad. "DU, as an issue of approach, looks to keep up the security of each understudy as it holds the information relating to an understudy in a trustee association with the understudy concerned," the RTI reaction from the University read.
Aam Aadmi Party pioneer Arvind Kejriwal, who had affirmed prior that Mr. Modi's graduation degree was phony, said Delhi University couldn't reject the data looked for on the Prime Minister. Mr. Modi moved on from Delhi University and later did a post-graduation course in Gujarat.
In April, Mr. Kejriwal encouraged the Central Information Commission to make open the subtleties of Mr. Modi's instructive capabilities. Following Mr. Kejriwal's letter, the CIC requested that the DU make the graduation degree open. BJP president Amit Shah and Finance Minister Arun Jaitley then made open Mr. Modi's degrees. However, the AAP promptly asserted that the degrees appeared by them were phony.
Mr. Kejriwal on Sunday tried to know why Mr. Modi's degree ought to be viewed as a private undertaking since Mr. Shah and Mr. Jaitley had made it open.
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