Page 1 of 2 भारतीय दूरसंचार विवियामक प्राविकरण Telecom Regulatory Authority of India July 24, 2024 ORDER Subject: Order under section 12 of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India Act, 1997 (24 of 1997) to the Access Providers to furnish information in respect of senders and Unregistered Telemarketers (UTM) who are v…
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Open source pagePage 1 of 2 भारतीय दूरसंचार विवियामक प्राविकरण Telecom Regulatory Authority of India July 24, 2024 ORDER Subject: Order under section 12 of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India Act, 1997 (24 of 1997) to the Access Providers to furnish information in respect of senders and Unregistered Telemarketers (UTM) who are violating the provisions of the Telecom Commercial Communications Customer Preference Regulations, 2018 (6 of 2018). F. No. D-27/1/(1)/2024-QoS (E-13278). Whereas the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (hereinafter referred to as the “Authority”), established under sub-section (1) of section 3 of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India Act, 1997 (24 of 1997) (hereinafter referred to as “TRAI Act”), has been entrusted with discharge of certain functions, inter alia, to ensure compliance of terms and conditions of licence; regulate the telecommunication services; protect the interests of consumers of the telecom sector; ensure technical compatibility and effective inter-connection between different service providers; lay-down the standards of quality of service to be provided by the service providers and ensure the quality of service and conduct the periodical survey of such service provided by the service providers so as to protect interest of the consumers of telecommunication service; 2. And whereas, in the exercise of the power conferred upon it under section 36, read with sub-clause (v) of clause (b) and clause (c) of sub-section (1) of section 11, of TRAI Act, the Authority made the Telecom Commercial Communications Customer Preference Regulations, 2018 (6 of 2018) dated the 19th July, 2018 (hereinafter referred to as the “regulations”), to regulate Unsolicited Commercial Communications (hereinafter referred to as “UCC”); 3. And whereas regulation 24 of the regulations, inter alia, provides that every Access Provider shall establish or cause to establish Distributed Ledgers for Complaints (DL- Complaints) with requisite functions, processes and interfaces:- (1) to record complaints and reports regarding violation of regulations made by the customer in the Distributed Ledger for Complaints (DL-Complaints) in an immutable and non-repudiable manner; (2) to record, inter alia, resolution status of the complaint or report regarding violation of regulations; (3) to record three years history of complainant with details of all complaints made by him, with dates and times, and status of resolution of complaints; (4) to record three years history of senders against which complaint is made or reported with details of all complaints, with dates and times, and status of resolution of complaints; (5) to interact and exchange information with other relevant entities in a safe and secure manner; and (6) to support any other functionalities as required to carry out functions provided for in these regulations; 4. And whereas regulation 25 of the regulations, inter alia, provides that every Access Provider shall establish systems, functions, and processes to resolve complaints made by the customers and to take remedial action against senders as provided in the said regulation, and Page 2 of 2 in case the complaint is related to a Unregistered Telemarketer (hereinafter referred to as “UTM”), for third and subsequent instances of violations, all telecom resources of the sender shall be disconnected for a period up to two years and Originating Access Provider (OAP) shall put the sender under blacklist category and communicate to all other Access Providers to not to allocate new telecom resources to such sender for up to two years from the date of such communication; 5. And whereas regulation 26 of the regulations, inter alia, provides that every Access Provider shall maintain records of complaints and submit reports to the Authority, and the relevant provisions of regulation 26 reads as under:- “(2) Every Access Provider shall maintain records of complaints, from its customers and received from Terminating Access Providers, against unregistered senders for sending unsolicited commercial communications on daily basis for each service area and submit performance monitoring report to the Authority as and when required in a format as prescribed. (3) Every Access Provider shall submit to the Authority its compliance reports in respect of unsolicited commercial communications, complaints or reports from its customers in such manner and format, at such periodic intervals and within such time limits as may be specified by the Authority, from time to time, by an order or direction; (4) The Authority may, from time to time, through audit conducted either by its own officers or employees or through agency appointed by it, verify and assess the process followed by the access provider for registration and resolution of complaints, examination and investigation of the complaints and reporting to the Authority.”; 6. And whereas section 12 of TRAI Act empowers the Authority, where it considers it expedient so to do, to call upon any service provider, by order in writing, to furnish in writing, such information or explanation relating to its affairs as the Authority may require; 7. Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred upon it under section 12 of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India Act, 1997 (24 of 1997), read with the provisions of the Telecom Commercial Communications Customer Preference Regulations, 2018 (6 of 2018), the Authority hereby directs all Access Providers to furnish to the Authority, within five business days from the date of issue of this order, duly signed hard copy and soft copy of the following information:- (a) the details in respect of UTM numbers listed in Annexure-1, in the format specified in the said Annexure in MS-Excel format; and (b) the details in respect of the twenty-five (25) senders against whom maximum number of UTM complaints have been recorded during the quarter April-June, 2024, in the format specified in Annexure-2 in MS-Excel format, along with information regarding telecom resources allocated to the sender. (मिीष जैि/ Manish Jain) संयुक्त सलाहकार (सेिा गुणित्ता-II)/ Joint Advisor (QoS-II) Email: manish.jain75@nic.in To All Access Providers S. No. UTM Number Access Provider of the UTM Number Name of the Sender* in whose name connection is working [*Sender means the person or the entity, as defined in the regulations. Complete information is to be provided in respect of all the complaints against the Sender (not the individual mobile/ landline/ DID number) as well as the telecom resources allocated to the Sender.] Whether Sender* is Individual (Retail)/ Enterprise Customer Sender's PoI Documen t Sender's PoI Documen t Number Sender's Address Details of all telecom resouces allocated to the Sender* (including List of PRIs, SIPs, and corresponding DIDs) (kindly attach the details in separate sheet for each Sender*). Note- Please indicate type (SIP/PRI/Mobile /indiividual Landline)of telecom resource against each resource. No. of Complaints received against the Sender* (Person/ Entity) during Apr-2024 (as OAP) No. of Complaints received against the Sender* (Person/ Entity) during May- 2024 (as OAP) No. of Complaints received against the Sender* (Person/ Entity) during Jun-2024 (as OAP) No. of Complaints received from unique Complainants against the Sender* (Person/ Entity) during Apr-2024 (as OAP) No. of Complaints received from unique Complainants against the Sender* (Person/ Entity) during May- 2024 (as OAP) No. of Complaints received from unique Complainants against the Sender* (Person/ Entity) during Jun-2024 (as OAP) No. of telecom resources (PRIs/ SIPs) disconnected due to UTM violations during Apr-2024 No. of telecom resources (PRIs/ SIPs) disconnected due to UTM violations during May- 2024 No. of telecom resources (PRIs/ SIPs) disconnected due to UTM violations during Jun-2024 No. of telecom resources (DIDs/ Mobile Numbers/Indivi dual landline) disconnected due to UTM violations during Apr-2024 No. of telecom resources (DIDs/ Mobile Numbers/Indivi dual landline) disconnected due to UTM violations during May- 2024 No. of telecom resources (DIDs/ Mobile/Individua l landline Numbers) disconnected due to UTM violations during Jun-2024 Whether Account Level Disconnection of Sender* (Disconnection of all telecom resources) done due to UTM violations (Yes/ No) Whether the Sender* Blackliste d due to UTM violations (Yes/ No) Remarks 1 7880094425 2 79-68179698 TTL 3 731-6116221 TTL 4 731-6116215 TTL 5 731-6116271 TTL 6 22-62913400 TTL 7 731-6116244 TTL 8 731-6116329 TTL 9 731-6116284 TTL 10 731-6116061 TTL 11 120-6490065 TTL 12 731-6116219 TTL 13 731-6116148 TTL 14 731-6116297 TTL 15 731-6116328 TTL 16 731-6116278 TTL 17 731-6116147 TTL 18 731-6116296 TTL 19 731-6116182 TTL 20 731-6116195 TTL 21 731-6116302 TTL 22 731-6116326 TTL 23 731-6116194 TTL 24 731-6116149 TTL 25 80-65720130 TTL 26 22-68170338 TTL 27 731-6116189 TTL 28 79-69692368 TTL 29 80-69659436 TTL 30 22-68170348 TTL 31 129-7127082 VIL 32 7447103209 VIL 33 79-97952559 VIL 34 8447644183 VIL 35 129-7127910 VIL 36 129-7127982 VIL 37 129-7127985 VIL 38 129-7192868 VIL 39 129-7192928 VIL 40 129-7192979 VIL 41 129-7192980 VIL 42 129-7193192 VIL 43 731-5125259 VIL 44 731-7169164 VIL 45 731-7169283 VIL 46 731-7177173 VIL 47 731-7177807 VIL 48 79-71452558 VIL 49 79-71847627 VIL 50 79-71881129 VIL 51 79-97952552 VIL 52 731-7178065 VIL 53 79-71452551 VIL 54 8037930565 VIL 55 129-7127992 VIL 56 129-7128010 VIL 57 129-7128048 VIL 58 22-50044116 VIL 59 4071319500 VIL 60 5227186383 VIL 61 731-7114103 VIL 62 731-7115882 VIL 63 731-7115932 VIL 64 79-71452552 VIL 65 79-71452554 VIL 66 8037930568 VIL 67 8071993036 VIL 68 8071993160 VIL 69 9711521758 VIL 70 120-5089900 VIL 71 120-5089903 VIL 72 22-50044124 VIL 73 5227187737 VIL 74 4071320296 VIL 75 731-4389069 Airtel 76 731-4389073 Airtel 77 731-5125259 Airtel 78 124-4120715 Airtel 79 731-4874021 Airtel 80 7428655961 Airtel 81 8130536596 Airtel 82 8527456755 Airtel 83 8178402388 Airtel 84 120-3529752 85 120-3668807 86 129-3505869 87 172-5342314 88 721-7833630 89 7248384052 90 731-3120539 91 731-3732534 92 731-3732563 93 731-3732570 94 7443503207 95 79-82017832 96 8076312605 97 8287723141 98 8368395028 99 8707501669 100 731-4147548 101 731-7177010 102 731-4364165 103 731-4147544 104 731-3788266 105 731-3788289 106 731-4364142 107 731-3757983 108 731-3788294 109 731-3785488 110 731-3758076 111 731-3758079 112 731-7188333 113 731-3785472 114 731-1718350 115 731-3798407 116 731-3758289 117 731-3788357 118 731-3788365 119 9076151861 120 8368407240 RJIL 121 172-5644819 VMIPL 122 79-71704822 VIL 123 9672238234 VIL 124 9773569552 Airtel 125 9870515972 Airtel 126 79-71704824 VIL 127 9522897486 VIL 128 9811054196 VIL 129 8448-439635 Airtel 130 79-71632947 VIL 131 9122663738 Airtel 132 9060685461 Airtel 133 9899076460 VIL 134 8633504787 RJIL 135 80-35092852 RJIL 136 8587931949 VIL 137 79-71137662 VIL 138 8882410169 139 79-71922544 140 731-3733172 141 731-3755162 142 731-3756934 143 731-3755156 144 79-01467081 145 731-3756912 146 79-71695073 147 731-3756905 148 79-71695057 149 731-4513057 150 731-3724610 151 79-71695033 152 79-71695035 153 79-48546195 154 80-68533003 155 79-71695024 156 2668-356006 157 124-3678828 158 124-3680045 159 80-37674797 160 80-37674795 161 80-37674793 162 731-3717124 S. No. Quarter Access Provider Name of 25 Senders* with Maximum No. of UTM Complaints during Apr-Jun, 2024 [*Sender means the person or the entity, as defined in the regulations. Complete information is to be provided in respect of all the complaints against the Sender (not the individual mobile/ landline/ DID number) as well as the telecom resources allocated to the Sender.] Whether Sender* is Individual (Retail)/ Enterpris e Customer Sender's PoI Documen t Sender's PoI Documen t Number Sender's Address Details of all telecom resouces allocated to the Sender* (including List of PRIs, SIPs, and corresponding DIDs) (kindly attach the details in separate sheet for each Sender*). Note- Please indicate type (SIP/PRI/Mobile /indiividual Landline)of telecom resource against each resource. No. of Complaints received against the Sender* (Person/ Entity) during Apr- 2024 (as OAP) No. of Complaints received against the Sender* (Person/ Entity) during May- 2024 (as OAP) No. of Complaints received against the Sender* (Person/ Entity) during Jun-2024 (as OAP) No. of Complaints received from unique Complainants against the Sender* (Person/ Entity) during Apr- 2024 (as OAP) No. of Complaints received from unique Complainants against the Sender* (Person/ Entity) during May- 2024 (as OAP) No. of Complaints received from unique Complainants against the Sender* (Person/ Entity) during Jun- 2024 (as OAP) No. of telecom resources (PRIs/ SIPs) disconnected due to UTM violations during Apr- 2024 No. of telecom resources (PRIs/ SIPs) disconnected due to UTM violations during May- 2024 No. of telecom resources (PRIs/ SIPs) disconnected due to UTM violations during Jun- 2024 No. of telecom resources (DIDs/ Mobile Numbers/Indivi dual landline) disconnected due to UTM violations during Apr- 2024 No. of telecom resources (DIDs/ Mobile Numbers/Indivi dual landline) disconnected due to UTM violations during May- 2024 No. of telecom resources (DIDs/ Mobile/Individua l landline Numbers) disconnected due to UTM violations during Jun-2024 Whether Account Level Disconnection of Sender* (Disconnection of all telecom resources) done due to UTM violations (Yes/ No) Whether the Sender* Blackliste d due to UTM violations (Yes/ No) Remarks
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