Information will avail under RTI, if denied file appeal. Such information dose not comes under exception u/s 8 of the Act.

1) you can obtain details of both roads from pachayat office under RTI

2) you can seek Villagers' request for road conversion, villagers' NOCs, details of MP funds used for thus road construction, MRO reports on panchayat road construction, Joint collector's instructions and Revenue Divisional Officer's instructions to MRO, Executive Engineer (panchayat Raj)'s permission letter, funds sanction details..etc.

3) if your application is rejected file appeal before SIC

Right to Information (RTI) applicants can complain directly to State Information Commissions (SICs) or Central Information Commission (CICs) if no reply from either Public Information Officers (PIOs) or Appellate Authorities (AAs) has been received within a stipulated time frame.

Public information officer PIOs will be fined to the extent of the number of days they have not responded.

Yes all these information can be sought under RTI

If information is not given then you have right of appeal before appellate authority and then State Information Commission

Hello,

If you do not get the reply after filing of the FIR then you may file an appeal before the Appellate Authority.

Yes you are going in right direction.

Regards

SC has directed cases against politicians should be transferred to fast track courts

2) if public property is encroached upon and muncipal corporation refuses to take action file writ in HC for demolition of encroachment made

Dear Sir,

If you don't get information under RTI Act, within 30 days from the date of receipt of the application, then you can file a first appeal under section 19 of the RTI Act. PIO should be sending you the RTI reply within a time period of 30 days. These 30 days are counted from the date your RTI Application was received by the PIO. It is mandatory for the PIO to reply to your RTI application within this time period.

Can we ask the copies of set of correspondence that has been exchanged through MRO office and through panchayat Raj office during the road conversion from foot track to cart track by gram panchayat.... I.e. Villagers' request for road conversion, villagers' NOCs, details of MP funds used for thus road construction, MRO reports on panchayat road construction, Joint collector's instructions and Revenue Divisional Officer's instructions to MRO, Executive Engineer (panchayat Raj)'s permission letter, funds sanction details..etc..

You can very well seek all the above information by filing an application through RTI Act.

The authorities are bound to give the information becasue they are of public interest.

If I don't get information under RTI, what next..?

You can file an appeal and second appeal and an appeal till the PIO, if you dont get any information then you can approach court seeking to intervene and direct the information officer for divulging the information sought

If a public/government property like roads, is destroyed or occupied or encroached, and it is effecting us, can we file a criminal case..??

Criminal case is not maintainable;

In our case, Can we claim Easement rights..??

If that is the common way or the path way available for road access a for ingress and egress easement rights, you can file a suit seeking easement rights;

Since my opponent is a sitting Member of parliament, ( he is the managing director of his company which constructed concrete compound wall around our lands) can we file case directly on him..?

You are going to file a suit agaisnt the company and not on the individual, hence you may proceed.

Can we ask for fast track court..?..

It is not your choice.

File a PILin the HC and get the same removed.

First file application before the authorities for removal of the same and as and when nothing is done by them, you must go ahead and file a case in the HC.

No one is above law and the public land can not be encroached by anyone.

Regards