BSNL outages and service status in Karur, Tamil Nadu

Problems in the last 24 hours in Karur, Tamil Nadu

The chart below shows the number of BSNL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Karur, Tamil Nadu and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

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BSNL Issues Reports Near Karur, Tamil Nadu

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Karur and nearby locations:

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  Antagonist (@balaji363) reported 44 minutes ago from Karur, Tamil Nadu

  @BSNLCorporate Still now no response. JTO is not even picking the phone. Worst service. This is the reason why BSNL is down... Poor poor service...

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  satheesh kanna (@satheeshkannat) reported 59 minutes ago from Karur, Tamil Nadu

  @BSNLCorporate Sharing again when @BSNL_TN has faild and ignrd to fix the worst cable and the pole that caries my ph line fr the past 2yrs.Since its is a RURAL area BSNL is lethargic to fix and renovate the line.I didnt fail 2 pay bil evry mnth bt BSNL fail 2 provide good service

BSNL Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Vijay Doshi (@doshivijay) reported 1 minute ago

  @piyush_trades BSNL never works because of being lazy, corrupt and non merit staff even if you visit they're just discouraged and behave rude so you don't ever visit again. Look at the Airport, railway station public places there is no coverage

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  BSNLCare (@bsnl_care) reported 2 minutes ago

  @AdvThatman Dear Customer, Greetings of the day! For assistance, please contact BSNL Customer Care at 1800-180-1503. Should you require any further information or support, feel free to reach out to us. Regards,  BSNL Care (Neha)

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  BSNLCare (@bsnl_care) reported 3 minutes ago

  @AdityaV18395855 Hi, Apologies for the inconvenience with BSNL VoWiFi. Ensure your device is updated and connected to stable Wi-Fi. If the issue persists, feel free to reach us. Regards, BSNL Care (VikashT)

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  Harsh Bajaj (@Harshbajaj2010) reported 3 minutes ago

  @IndianTechGuide Duopoly in telecom is eventually going to hit end consumers hard. Hikes of 10–15% every 12 or 18 months just aren’t sustainable in a lower middle income country like ours, but people won’t have much of a choice. I use Vi, and honestly it’s been fine for me. The network is decent, they’re rolling out 5G, and I don’t have major complaints. But if Jio and Airtel raise tariffs, Vi gets a clear path to follow. As for BSNL, I still don’t think it’s a reliable alternative at this point. The network is inconsistent, mobile data is patchy in many places, and that limits competitive pressure on the private players.

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  TUSHAR GUPTA (@TUSHARGUPTA25) reported 4 minutes ago

  ...1/2 itself said the ont gets down there is no backup and they have informed bsnl engineer several times being the new customer facing pathetic experience @BSNL_UPEast @BSNLCorporate

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  Fighter of Justice (@4JusticeFight) reported 8 minutes ago

  @shivshankarappa @nakshatrikaa BSNL giving free service. Airtel and Jio giving Best service. Raita will use BESCOM. in Karnataka - Generation(JSW, Adani) & Transmission(POWERGRID, TATA) Pvt sector is there. Distribution is no pvt player. Industry and houses not getting 24x7 electricity. We need options.

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  BSNLCare (@bsnl_care) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Lazarusss4 Hi, We truly regret the inconvenience you are experiencing and understand your disappointment regarding the reduction in plan validity. BSNL regularly revises plans based on TRAI guidelines and operational updates. BSNL is continuously working to improve services and customer experience. Regards, BSNL Care (Dinesh)

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  JsR (@welhamdoon) reported 9 minutes ago

  @MILVETERAN bsnl problem is corruption and lethargy

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  Yati P (Modi Ka Parivar) (@Shadow21201) reported 14 minutes ago

  The Murder Mystery of Pappachan: When a 'Road Accident' Turned Into a Chilling Contract Killing On 23 May 2024, the bustling city of Kollam, Kerala, witnessed what appeared to be yet another tragic road accident. An 82-year-old retired BSNL Assistant General Manager, C. Pappachan, was cycling along a quiet stretch near Asramam Ground when a speeding blue Maruti WagonR rammed into him from behind and fled the scene. Passersby rushed the elderly man to hospital, but he succumbed to his injuries the next day. For the police, it looked like an ordinary hit-and-run. They were wrong. What followed would unravel into one of India's most meticulously planned financial-crime-turned-murder investigations. --- The Man Who Trusted His Savings More Than Anyone Pappachan was not poor. Far from it. He reportedly had: - Retirement savings running into ₹75–90 lakh. - A monthly pension of over ₹80,000. - Investments in fixed deposits and the stock market. - Yet he continued travelling everywhere on a bicycle, earning him the nickname "Cycle Pappachan." He reportedly lived so frugally that he even used a rope as a belt instead of buying a new one. Living alone and estranged from much of his family, he became an ideal target for people who allegedly believed no one would closely monitor his finances. --- The Financial Trap According to investigators, a branch manager of Muthoottu Mini Nidhi, Saritha, allegedly spent months gaining Pappachan's confidence. She reportedly convinced him to shift substantial deposits from established banks into her institution by promising attractive returns. Police allege that over time: - loans were taken against his deposits, - funds were diverted without his informed consent, - and lakhs of rupees disappeared through unauthorized financial transactions. When Pappachan began demanding answers, the alleged fraud was at risk of being exposed. --- The Alleged Murder Plot Investigators say the conspiracy was planned for nearly six months. Police allege that: - Saritha contacted Animon, a known history-sheeter. - A deal worth around ₹2 lakh was struck to eliminate Pappachan. - Earlier attempts to stage an "accident" reportedly failed. - Finally, on 23 May, the plan was executed. On the day of the incident: A bank employee allegedly invited Pappachan for tea. As the elderly man followed him on his bicycle, the employee allegedly signalled the waiting car. Seconds later... The WagonR accelerated and struck Pappachan from behind. To everyone watching, it appeared to be a tragic road accident. According to police, it was allegedly murder disguised as negligence. --- The Tiny Clues That Broke the Case Many murder mysteries are solved by DNA. This one was solved through suspicion, banking records, CCTV footage, and mobile phone analysis. The investigation gained momentum because: - Pappachan's daughter noticed unexplained financial discrepancies after his death. - CCTV footage traced the getaway vehicle. - The driver turned out to be a known criminal rather than an ordinary motorist. - Police discovered repeated phone calls between the alleged contract killer and bank officials. - Investigators also found suspicious financial links among the accused. Inspector Anil Kumar later said it was the driver's criminal background that first gave investigators a "gut feeling" that the crash was not accidental. --- More Victims? During the investigation, an internal inquiry reportedly found that the branch manager had allegedly carried out unauthorized withdrawals from the accounts of seven other senior citizens as well, suggesting the case may have involved a broader pattern of financial exploitation beyond Pappachan alone. --- Arrests Police arrested multiple accused, including: - Branch manager Saritha, - bank employee Anoop, - alleged contract killer Animon, - car owner Hashif Ali, - and autorickshaw driver Mahin, who investigators allege played a role in the conspiracy. Contd-

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  FPL Grok (@fpl_grok) reported 17 minutes ago

  @piyush_trades no need to add bsnl. govt should get out of all business its doing including petroleum. this monopoly is created by giving them network coverage and then they overcharge