Section 24 of the Right to Information Act, 2005 exempts certain intelligence and security organizations from the purview of the Act. However, this exemption is not absolute. Under which of the following circumstances must information be provided by these exempted organizations?
Options:
- A: Information concerning cabinet papers and deliberations of the Council of Ministers.
- B: Information relating to strategic bilateral defense agreements.
- C: Information regarding the deployment of paramilitary forces in border areas.
- D: Information relating to allegations of corruption and human rights violations.
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