Disclosure of information by public servants: unlawful disclosures attract criminal liability; prosecution needs prior government sanction after hearing. Disclosure of information by public servants is criminalised when made in contravention of the specified prohibition, punishable with imprisonment and ... Summary
Disclosure of information by public servants: unlawful disclosures attract criminal liability; prosecution needs prior government sanction after hearing.
Disclosure of information by public servants is criminalised when made in contravention of the specified prohibition, punishable with imprisonment and fine; prosecution requires the previous sanction of the Central Government, which may be granted only after giving the public servant an opportunity of being heard.
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