Bharti Airtel has justified its Priority Postpaid service to the DoT panel, claiming it adheres to net neutrality norms and ensures no adverse impact on prepaid users.
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May 26, 2026
04:19 pm
What's the storyBharti Airtel has defended its new "Priority Postpaid" service before a Department of Telecommunications (DoT) panel.
The company claims that the offering, which uses 5G network slicing, does not violate net neutrality norms or degrade service quality for prepaid users.
Airtel defends 'Priority Postpaid' service before DoT panel, denies net neutrality violations
Airtel defends ‘Priority Postpaid’ service before DoT panel, denies net neutrality violations
Airtel defends its ‘Priority Postpaid’ before DoT panel, says no degradation for prepaid customers
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