Abstract

This study delves into the pivotal role played by the judiciary in safeguarding and promoting the Right to Information (RTI) in democratic societies. The research examines landmark cases and legal precedents that have shaped the interpretation and application of RTI laws. It scrutinizes the judiciary’s contributions towards ensuring transparency, accountability, and good governance through its adjudicative functions. Additionally, the study explores the evolving dynamics between the judiciary, executive, and legislative branches concerning RTI issues. Through comprehensive analysis, this research sheds light on the judiciary’s multifaceted role in upholding citizens’ fundamental right to access information and its broader implications for democratic governance.

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