Since its launch on August 2, as many as 2,042 consumer complaints pertaining to telephone bills, broadband, and connectivity issues, were received through Twitter Sewa by the Telecom Department, and 1,807 of them have already been resolved, sources told PTI.
For postal services, 1,683 complaints were received through the social media platform, of which 1,555 have been resolved, they said.
Sources further said the Telecom Minister has been calling for daily status reports on resolution of postal and telecom complaints received through the newly-launched platform.
The complaints received are from across the country including the Hindi heartland.
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"On the postal side, the complaints relate to issues on speedpost, parcels and moneyorder," they added.
On August 2, the Communications Minister launched Twitter Sewa for registration and resolution of complaints, a move that enables telecom and postal service users to file complaints with the government directly on social media platform Twitter.
The complaints lodged through Twitter Sewa are available to the Ministry officials and can be categorised as immediate, mid-term and long-term complaints.
The initiative allows the Ministry to respond to complaints in real-time, assign it to relevant officers, assign criticality and track the complaints.
People can use four commands to escalate their complaints. These are #DoTSewa, #BSNLSewa, #MTNLSewa, #PostalSewa.
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