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Lost glory
19/04/2012 12:40 PM |
With regard to “BSNL: Living on past glory till you succumb”. In Karnataka, though BSNL broadband was in high demand, it is the top brass of BSNL who are killing the service. They have banned the sale of broadband modems officially. Subscribers cannot opt for BSNL broadband service. How strange!
Satyameva Jayate
Avery senior IRS officer had told me that highly placed officers and staff of BSNL are paid by private operators to deny even basic minimum services on its connections. In Kolkata, BSNL staff has been seen disconnecting cables to starve the users of the telephone/Internet/broadband services. One must pay ...
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