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32. Regarding the Appellate Authority and his order, appellant states that AA erred in upholding the CPIO's order, thereby endorsing the DOPT's OM. Appellant contends that AA had relied upon "an imaginary case study" in arriving at his conclusions. According to him, AA was FB-22092009-01.doc remiss also in contending that costs "are associated with furnishing of information/s sought...." He believes that AA was wrong in concluding that by not filing his RTI-application before the 'concerned public authorities', appellant was attempting to avoid the cost associated with filing of such RTI-applications.