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‘Poor’ Jio service irks Shopian villagers

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January 13, 2018
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‘Poor’ Jio service irks Shopian villagers
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Mudasir Maqbool
Shopian: Subscribers of Reliance Jio from Nadigam village of shopian district in south Kashmir are upset with “poor signals”.
The locals said that due to the “poor signal” in the area, they can’t talk properly as there was call drop and webpages take lot of time to open.
“I have Rs 399 plan but due to bad network it goes waste,” a student, Danish Ahmad, said.
Ghulam Mohammad, another local resident, said that the problem was only with the Jio network.
“Connectivity of other telecom providers is normal,” he said, adding, “In case there is requirement of additional tower, the company, given its reputation, should install it without delay.”
When INS contacted TSM Shopian Mohd Iqbal, he said: “We will look into it.”

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