Somwarpet, Nov 9: Following a report in ‘Shakti’ regarding network issues at the BSNL tower in Kothnalli village—located within the jurisdiction of the Bettadalli Gram Panchayat—BSNL officials visited the site to conduct an inspection.
For the past few days, the BSNL tower serving the Kothnalli-Kudigana area has failed to provide a stable network, causing significant communication difficulties for the public. The newspaper had previously reported that local residents had brought this issue to the attention of ‘Shakti’.
Subsequently, the villagers' grievances were conveyed to BSNL TDM Unnikrishnan. Acting on instructions from their superiors, BSNL KTO Harsha, Engineer Jojo, and Ranjan (from the Member of Parliament’s office) visited Kothnalli village today to personally inspect the situation.
During the visit, local residents apprised the officials of the challenges caused by the lack of network connectivity. It was noted that the tower faces operational disruptions due to the absence of a direct electrical power connection; currently, the tower relies on solar power, which fails to function effectively during cloudy weather or the rainy season. In light of this, the residents urged the officials to provide a proper electrical power connection to the tower.
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