@raghavchadha88 raised concerns in Parliament over rules affecting India’s prepaid mobile users.
@raghavchadha88 raised concerns in Parliament over rules affecting India’s prepaid mobile users. He said that with nearly 1.25 billion mobile phone users in the country — around 90% on prepaid plans — cutting incoming calls after a recharge expires unfairly disrupts communication. Chadha argued that mobile numbers have become a key part of people’s digital identity, making such restrictions problematic. During his speech, he demanded three changes: incoming calls and SMS should continue for at least one year after recharge expiry, a three-year grace period before a number is reassigned, and low-cost incoming-only plans. He also criticised the 28-day recharge cycle, saying it effectively forces users to recharge 13 times a year.
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