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Vodafone Idea Network Down in Pune say Users, Complain of Lack of Connectivity

Vodafone Idea network down has been trending on Twitter as users in Pune have been complaining of connectivity issues since last night

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Vodafone Idea network down trends on Twitter as users in Pune have been complaining of connectivity problems with their number. While Vodafone Idea, which is now Vi, is yet to acknowledge the issue, users say that problems with making calls and using the Internet cropped up last night, and is currently unavailable. Users are also saying that their plans have not been activated despite making payments.

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“Is Vodafone Idea is down? Payment is successful but not showing updated plans. Not able to call 199 or 198,” Says Showkath Ali on Twitter. “Vodafone mobile phone services severely affected, since last night in 416416 Maharashtra areas. No hopes of early recovery” says Dr Sulakhe.

Students who have been facing trouble in attending online classes have also been tweeting about the problem. “I have 2 SIMS of Vodafone in different mobile but both of them are not showing mobile network My online classes are being stopped due to network issues and. Now I'm tweeting using WiFi, Please help,” says Yash Lokhande.

“Not able to connect to the Vodafone network, your app is misdiagnosed that my phone is in airplane mode. Not able to connect to any human representative on 198. There is no way I can raise a complaint,” says another user from Pune.

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Some users have also been complaining of SIM card error messages being displayed. “Facing issue with Vodafone SIM since morning. "SIM card not registered" error. When will this be resolved. Tried manually registering the network. Doesn't work,” says Suyash Abhyankar.

However, there is no response from Vi as of now. “As per our recent communication, please be informed that your concern has been discussed and has been communicated to you,” says Vodafone Idea to its customers as of now.

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