In a revealing national survey conducted by LocalCircles, it has been found that a staggering 90% of Indians are regularly facing issues with call drops, highlighting significant concerns regarding mobile network quality across the country. Released a few weeks ago, the survey captures a critical snapshot of the ongoing problems plaguing telecommunication services in India.
The survey, which included responses from a broad cross-section of mobile users, indicates that call drops have become a widespread nuisance, impacting both urban and rural areas. This persistent issue reflects not just minor inconveniences but substantial disruptions in communication for millions of users.
The findings underscore a growing dissatisfaction with mobile network providers, as the frequency of call drops points to potential deficiencies in network infrastructure and service delivery. Users have reported frustrations ranging from dropped calls during crucial conversations to frequent interruptions during daily phone usage.
LocalCircles’ survey also reveals that the problem is not isolated to specific regions, suggesting a systemic issue within the telecom sector. The results come at a time when the demand for reliable mobile connectivity is higher than ever, placing increased pressure on telecom companies to address these concerns promptly.
The report calls for immediate action from network providers to enhance their infrastructure and service quality. It emphasizes the need for improvements in network reliability to meet the expectations of a rapidly growing mobile user base and to ensure uninterrupted communication for all users.
