BSNL has rolled out a new prepaid scheme in time for Independence Day, and on the surface, it looks like one of the best offers. For only 1, new users can find a 30-day pack that includes 2 GB 4G data per day, unlimited voice calls, 100 SMS daily, and even a free 4G SIM card. It is an eye -catching deal, especially when most telecom plans with equal benefits cost a lot. But before you run to get your hand on it, there are some things that you should know. While the price is incredibly low and the benefits seem generous, the plan is not for all. In fact, there is a special catch that are boundaries that can take advantage of this proposal – it means strict to new BSNL users. Therefore, if you are expecting to grab this deal, you are out of luck.

BSNL is calling it a limited time promotional plan, offering its freedom, which is associated with the spirit of Independence Day. It will be available throughout India from 1 August to 31 August. To make things easier for new customers, BSNL also includes a free 4G SIM card with packs. This means that those who sign up will not require any additional payment to start. You just run in one of the BSNL retailer or one of their Common Services Center (CSC) to get the SIM and activate the plan.

Once you are on the board, you will get 2 GB high-speed 4G data every day for 30 days. After killing that daily range, you can still stay connected, but the speed under BSNL’s Fair Use Policy will fall to 40kbps. The plan also includes unlimited calling for all networks and 100 SMS per day, which makes it a well -round starter pack for anyone switching it to BSNL.

He said, “There is no clarity yet whether users are applying through BSNL’s doorstep SIM delivery service – which allows you a SIM online order and distributed it – will be eligible for this scheme. So, the safest passage for now is to go to the BSNL store or CSC in the person.

The launch of this proposal also comes at a time when BSNL is losing customers. Recent data from the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) suggests that the company has seen a dip in both overall and active users in recent months. This freedom proposal may be part of BSNL’s push to attract new customers and remain competitive in telecom space.