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Smt. Rani Nigam, Sitapur Public Authority State Bank of India, Lucknow Vs. Shri A K Saxena, CM (Admin.) and Shri Yogesh Kumar, Mgr.
In a landmark order, the Central Information Commission has ruled that CCTV footage of a public place is in the public domain and cannot be denied to a citizen.
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