Government telecom company BSNL has recently launched its mobile coverage map, but a major lapse has come to light with it. The map incorrectly depicts India's integral part of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh, which questions the unity and sovereignty of the nation.

What is the controversy?
In BSNL's coverage map:

Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK) is shown part of Pakistan.

Aksai Chin, which is part of Ladakh, is shown under China.

Gilgit-Baltistan, which is part of India, has also been described as Pakistan.

All this can be seen on the website.

Coverage Map released on the orders of TRAI
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) ordered all telecom companies to make their coverage map public.
Jio, Airtel and VI launched their maps on time, in which the map of India was completely shown to be correct.
BSNL released its map at the end – and this was here that it was a serious mistake.

Map is neither right, nor working completely
This map of BSNL is not only giving false information, but also technically incomplete.
Many times it is not even open on the website properly.
It is likely that the company will improve it soon, but the map's mistake cannot be ignored.

What will be the benefit of map?
Users thinking of switching to BSNL can now check the availability of network in their area.
The map is currently being given information about 2G, 3G and 4G coverage.
This feature will be helpful especially for those who are getting attracted towards BSNL due to cheap plans.

BSNL's 5G network may come soon
BSNL is preparing to launch 5G network this year.
Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has also indicated this.
If BSNL started 5G service, it can become a big threat to private operators, especially given the company's budget friendly plans.

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