Roland, Please read once again "
OCI's (Overseas Citizens of India) and PIO's (Persons of Indian Origin) card holders can also ask for information under the RTI Act. For citizens, OCI's and PIO's who are staying out of India, the RTI Application can be filed with the PIO of the local Indian Embassy/Consulate/High Commission and they will inform you regarding the amount of application fee in local currency as well as the mode of payment. " https://www.righttoinformation.wiki/guide/applicant/applicat ion/who-can-ask-information-rti Please also note: Contrary to your misinformation, while S 3 deals with an Indian citizen, S.6 of the RTI Act permits any person to seek information under the RTI Act. This has been upheld by the SC in Chief Information Commr.& Anr vs State Of Manipur & Anr on 12 December, 2011. Pl refer: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/India/Overseas_Indian_Ci tizens_entitled_to_info_under_RTI_Act_SC_/rssarticleshow/2620712.cms http://nriinformation.com/faq1/question80.htm I can be quite persistent in helping you in the search for the truth so that in future you may refrain from making loose, disparaging, baseless, false. unsubstantiated and defamatory allegations against honest organisations who are rendering yeoman services in a highly materialistic and uncaring world. Had the MoC been a hindutva organisation, be sure you would have several criminal defamatory suits filed against you. But since your false allegations will be music to their ears you are a potential icon for them. Perhaps you are already on their mailing list where they spew hatred and peddle fake and false information since your views seem to converge with theirs on many issues related to India including the latest one in defence of Modi. Please walk the talk. Regards, *Excellent Marshall, your link to applying for an RTI clearly mentions ?citizen? in several places. I am saying: This is a dead-end.You are saying: Here are the various roads to it.Your obstinacy does not appeal.Roland Francis. *