Number of telephone connections issued by BSNL at Yerawada Exchange since 2009

Posted on May 30, 2012. Comments(3)     Status: Drafted RTI's (Ready to File by Volunteer)
A. M. BHALERAO, DGM(NWO/(East) & APIO Yerawada Tel. Exge Bldg. Yerawada, Pune-6

To :

A. M. BHALERAO,

DGM(NWO/(East) & APIO Yerawada Tel. Exge Bldg.

Yerawada, Pune-6

 

Sub :  Information regarding telephone port usage at Yerawada Telephone Exchange under the RTI Act 2005 .

Dear Sir :

Please provide the following information with regards to Yerawada Telephone Exchange :

  1. Total capacity i.e. number of telephone/ network ports that are available for customers as of today’s  date .
  2. Current utilization i.e. number of telephone/ network ports that are in use by customers as of today’s date.
  3. Number of connections surrendered  since 2009 .
  4. Number of applications received for new telephone connection since 2009.
  5. Number of new telephone connections provided since 2009.
  6. Total backlog of customers waiting for new connections (i.e. number of unfulfilled requests)  as of today’s date.

Expecting accurate & prompt response at the earliest.

Regards,

Aufi

 

 

3 Responses to Number of telephone connections issued by BSNL at Yerawada Exchange since 2009

  1. Avnish - RTI Anonymous Team says:
    May 30, 2012 at 10:21 PM

    This RTI seems well drafted to me. I would request applicant to file this RTI on its own, since no requirement of anonymity to request this information.

  2. theaufi says:
    May 30, 2012 at 11:59 PM

    Avnish, thanks for your prompt response. I wonder there is a nexus between private players & BSNL officials. Irrespective of area, they ‘ve not been allotting any new connections in this area or any area for that matter in Pune.

  3. Richa - RTI Anonymous Team Member says:
    June 9, 2012 at 9:30 PM

    We have talked to senior executives in the telephone department regarding your problem.

    They gave us the following reply:

    “Even if there is a nexus, it is extremely difficult to connive with private parties by not releasing connections because these figures are being monitored at a very senior level. Normally the connivance manifests into substandard services.

    One possibility is that the area where you want the connections may have been marked as TNF (Technically Non-Feasible). This can happen due to a number of genuine reasons.

    So, please talk to the General Manager (GM) or higher officer/s related to the Yerawada Telephone Exchange. If you are not satisfied with their reply, we will try to help you.”

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