BSNL subscriber records — CIC — RTI Wiki Citizen Guide 2026

BSNL is §2[h]; subscriber's own KYC, bill, and service-records fully accessible. BSNL = §2(h); own subscriber records fully accessible; §8(1)(j) doesn't apply to.

BSNL = §2(h); own subscriber records fully accessible; §8(1)(j) doesn't apply to data subject.

BSNL is §2(h); subscriber's own KYC, bill, and service-records fully accessible.

BSNL is a 100% government-owned PSU and public authority under §2(h). A subscriber's own KYC records, billing history, service-request correspondence, and complaint-disposition are fully accessible. Third-party subscriber data remains §8(1)(j) protected.

BSNL, telecom, §2(h), own records

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Editorial summary · last reviewed 21 April 2026.