Unlimited & uninterrupted monthly data package introduced

Posts and Telecommunications Minister Mostafa Jabbar has finally inaugurated the Unlimited Data Package and Uninterrupted Monthly Internet Package by Mobile phone operators. According to the announcement, Unlimited data packages will be valid for one year from now on. And in the other package, there is one GB per day per month in the new data package instruction. Inaugurating the event at the BTRC office in Ramna on Thursday (April 28th), he said the internet was now considered a fundamental right of citizens by all quarters. The Minister said that Digital Bangladesh is now visible. Its outline is now reflected in every level of society, state and individual life. It is no longer necessary to look at data from the Bureau of Statistics to measure it. It remains to be seen how much data we are using now. Since 2016, our data usage has increased by 1218 percent. In his speech, the Minister of Posts and Telecommunications urged the non-governmental organizations to come forward for setting up submarine cables. At the inaugural function, BTRC Director General, Brigadier General Md. Nasim Parvez raised the issue of this expired data package with the media. Initially, among the unlimited data packages, one can buy 15GB packages at Grameenphone for Tk 1,099 and 5GB packages for Tk 449. 10 GB for Tk 319 on Robi, 5 GB for Tk 306 on Banglaling, 26 GB for Tk 309 and 6 GB for Tk 127. Initially, among the unlimited data packages, you can buy 15GB packages at Grameenphone for Tk 1,099 and 5GB packages for Tk 449. As SMP operator, Grameenphone will have the most expensive internet in this package. And the state-owned Teletalk's 6GB internet package at Tk 127 will cost Tk 21 per GB and the 26GB at Tk 309 package will cost Tk 9 per GB. The Vice Chairman of BTRC Subrata Kumar Maitra delivered his welcome address in the meeting. Brigadier General SM Farhad (Retd.), Secretary General of the Association of Mobile Operators spoke on the event. BTRC Chairman Shyam Sundar Sikder presided over the function. Earlier, Grameenphone faced a question from the telecom minister while raising issues of tenure. He cautioned against taking the customer's consent automatically. Speaking on the occasion, BTRC Chairman Shyam Sundar Sikder said, "We have recently given a directive to the operators after reducing the data package from 292 to 85."In this context, in response to the call of the then Hon'ble Minister, Teletalk immediately announced two unlimited packages.” Highlighting the limited knowledge of those who evaluate telecom services, he said BTRC was never on the side of operators. And there won't be. You will soon see some more drastic measures as proof of this. I hope you will comment on the history and information. We always work for the customer. In many cases we are dissatisfied with the quality of our service. Even annoyed. We will be strict in the public interest. If required, will fine.