<p>Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s estranged wife Jashodaben Modi has filed an appeal with the RTI commissioner to find out about the security protocol and her entitlements as PM’s wife.<br /><br />She also filed an RTI application with Mehsana police in November 2014 asking for details of her security following Modi’s elevation as Prime Minister.<br /><br />She had sought to know her entitlements, besides duties of men deployed for her security and whose orders did they travel on government vehicles when she commutes by public transport. </p>.<p>Police had then rejected her appeal for information saying the details she sought fall under the preview of local intelligence insulated from RTI by the Gujarat government.</p>.<p>Jashodaben’s brother Ashok Modi confirmed that she filed an RTI query with the commissioner since she did not get satisfactory answers for her earlier appeal. </p>.<p>Her lawyer Sandip Modi said Jashodaben’s second appeal on Saturday was prompted by unsatisfactory answers for her first appeal filed with Mehsana Police Superintendent of <br />Police. </p>.<p>Sources said the Information Commissioner’s office has told her that it would study her appeal and try providing answers in three month’s time.<br /></p>
<p>Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s estranged wife Jashodaben Modi has filed an appeal with the RTI commissioner to find out about the security protocol and her entitlements as PM’s wife.<br /><br />She also filed an RTI application with Mehsana police in November 2014 asking for details of her security following Modi’s elevation as Prime Minister.<br /><br />She had sought to know her entitlements, besides duties of men deployed for her security and whose orders did they travel on government vehicles when she commutes by public transport. </p>.<p>Police had then rejected her appeal for information saying the details she sought fall under the preview of local intelligence insulated from RTI by the Gujarat government.</p>.<p>Jashodaben’s brother Ashok Modi confirmed that she filed an RTI query with the commissioner since she did not get satisfactory answers for her earlier appeal. </p>.<p>Her lawyer Sandip Modi said Jashodaben’s second appeal on Saturday was prompted by unsatisfactory answers for her first appeal filed with Mehsana Police Superintendent of <br />Police. </p>.<p>Sources said the Information Commissioner’s office has told her that it would study her appeal and try providing answers in three month’s time.<br /></p>
