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Direction (Q. No. 32-34) The passage given below is followed by four alternative summaries. Choose the option that best captures the essence of the passage. Key in the number of the option you choose as your answer.

Question : 34

Total: 100

A few of our public institutions foster a culture of transparency and accountability. The Right To Information (RTI) Act was enacted in 2005 to change this tradition of opacity and make governance a transparent process. The Act has been working reasonably well and has become a useful tool for a large cross-section of civil society to examine the working of the government. Since in the process, institutional failures get exposed as well, there is resistance to the RTI culture from various quarters including the government.
Many public institutions that come under the ambit of the Act now want its radical edge blunted. Many state information commissions are starved of funds and personnel, which may lead to a collapse of the institution itself. Many pleas to amend the Act must be seen in this context and handled with caution. It is important that we adhere strictly to its (RTI Act) original aims and refrain from accepting or introducing changes in the legislation on the way it is implemented that would dilute its purpose.
Which of the following is not in consonance with the contents of the passage?

To give teeth to the RTI legislation, the government must beef up infrastructure at the information commissions
The push to amend the RTI Act came first from the government itself so that frivolous and vexatious applications could be discarded and disclosures of the file nothings exempted
The functioning of judiciary is being asked to be exempted from the scope of the Act to safeguard its ' independence and misuse of the highly confidential and sensitive nature of the information
The focus must be to restrict the scope of the RTI Act rather than to create a climate of information

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