BSNL has asked its subscribers who had put their broadband connections in safe custody to reactivate the connections at the earliest.
“Inthe present crisis wherein the necessity of internet broadband connection hasbecome the need of the hour particularly after the education is being deliveredon line by almost all the schools of the valley, the demand for theprovisioning of the new broadband connection has increased manifold. Theprospective customers are making the beeline and are visiting to the fieldoffices of the company in all the districts demanding the broadbandconnections,” BSNL PRO Masood Bala said in a statement.Â
“Though the companyis making every effort to provide the internet facility in every nook andcorner of the valley but there are certain limitations also. In most of theexchanges there is an acute shortage of the broadband ports which is hinderingthe expansion of the services. Though the company is expanding the internet webby roping in new internet mediums viz a viz FTTH (Fibre to Home) and Wireless internet broadband which of late hasstarted up taking most of the internet requests” Bala said.
“However, the demand of the broadband on landline isstill increasing. It is pertinent to mention that many broadband connectionshave been put in safe custody by some esteemed customers for one or the otherreason. The company is reaching out to all these customers with a requestto reactivate these broadbandconnections immediately or the company will be at liberty to cancel theirrequest and issue these ports to the new customer as per the demand,” hesaid.
“Accordingly, the esteemed customers are requested tovisit their nearest telephone exchange for activation of broadband lest thisoffice will precede for the cancellation of their demand unilaterally, as suchthe release,” Bala added.