Directions : Read the following passage and answer the questions as directed. The right to information (RTI) and the right to privacy (RTP) are two important rights upheld by the Supreme Court of India. For the most part, they are two sides of the same coin. They complement each other in giving Indian citizens the rights they value highly and holding the government accountable to the people. Many presume that when ci

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Only fragment C fits at (I) and creates a meaningful sentence. This is a myth that was recently exposed by the Supreme Court when it ruled that even the Chief Justice of India’s office will come under the Right to Information Act. Only fragment A fits at (II) and creates a meaningful sentence. A good example is our medical records. Such information, the disclosure of which would invade someone’s privacy , is exempt from the RTI requirements. Only fragment B fits at (III) and creates a meaningful sentenc