Sir if it is not same district pray before state commission to transferred to the concerned office as per the RTI act.

Section 6(3) of RTI act. 

It is necessary to peruse your application and rely received on your RTI application to advice 

2) if 4 queries have not been answered on grounds that these issues do not fall within the district wherein application was filed you should apply to PIO in said district 

3) The petitioner’s right extends only to seeking information as defined in section 2(f) either by pinpointing the file, document, paper or records, etc, or by mentioning the type of information as may be available with the specified public authority.

See I would suggest you not to get into penalty part you may seek direction from the commission to transfer the said RTI immediately or penalty may be imposed. At this stage yes the PIO has failed to perform hai duty properly yet getting into penalties will enlong the proceedings.

Your exact prayer should be that humble commission may direct the concerned PIO to transfer the RTI to appropriate jurisdiction.

office memorandum issued by Department of Personnel & Training (DOPT) no10/ 02/ 2008-IR dated 12 June 2008 which states that Section 6(3) of the RTI Act mentions public authority in the singular and therefore the RTI application can only be transferred to one public authority as per the RTI Act.

2)Section 13 of the General Clauses Act, 1897, enacts a general rule of construction that words in the singular shall include the plural and vice versa but the rule is subject to the proviso that there shall be nothing repugnant to such a construction in the subject or context of the legislation which is to be construed.

"This principle of law has been well- established and applied by the Supreme Court of India from time to time viz. in K Satwant Singh v/s State of Punjab 1960 SCR (2) 89, Narashimaha Murthy v/s Susheelabai & Ors AIR 1996 SC 1826 and J Jayalalitha v/s UOI & Anr AIR 1999 SC 1912, as well as by several high courts while interpreting various statutory provisions," 

3) you can pray to SIC for imposition of penalty on PIO and to direct PIO to transfer the RTI application to various public authorities by x date who shall provide answers within prescribed time frame 

Dear Client,

PIO has not trasnferred to concern authority which have information, so the SIC will order the same now on your request. BUt you steady on your prayer to provide information and if PIO plead this defence that relevant is with another authority than SIC will pass same order and SIC has the powers to impose a penalty on the PIO, while deciding on a complaint or a second appeal.

Maximum Rs. 25,000 /-

RTI applicants can directly approach the SIC or CIC and lodge a complaint if they do not get a response from the PIO within 30 days

u/Sec 20 of RTI Act The Commissions (State and Central) have the powers to impose a penalty of two hundred and fifty rupees each day till application is received or information is furnished, so however, the total amount of such penalty shall not exceed twenty-five thousand rupees and may recommend for disciplinary action against the Central Public Information Officer or the State Public Information Officer, as the case may be, under the service rules applicable to him.

No need to file another RTI Application just make an appeal before the appellate authority

You need to pray before the commission t forthwith direct the second Appellate authority to provide the said information

Now my case is listed for hearing in State Information Commission on 17th December, 2018 and I want answers to remaining 4 points. What should I do? Please intimate the relevant sections in RTI Act which I should quote in my application to get the answers along with relevant case laws.

You dont have to quote the relevant sections for extracting the desire information.
You can give a reply as a layman without citing any law except RTI act.

Your prayer should be the reply for the questions you have raised through RTI act.

It is for the authority to either transfer the same to concerned authority or to procure them on your behalf by themselves and furnish you the same.