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This is real bad news for Jio users. The free offer may well end before March 31. That's because after suffering huge losses, Jio rivals are in no mood to relent and allow the Jio free services. Now, one of jio's rivals has moved the court against the free offer.   Vodafone India on Monday moved Delhi High Court alleging that telecom regulator TRAI had failed to prohibit "blatant violation" of its tariff orders, directions and regulations by Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd (RJIO) by permitting it to continue with its free offers. Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva, before whom the matter came up, listed the matter for hearing on February one as RJIO had not been made a party in the matter, saying any order the court passes would affect the telecom company. Thereafter, on the oral plea of Vodafone, RJIO was made a party. Vodafone has claimed that the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has also failed to implement Department of Telecommunication...

Vodafone in order to be in the rat race with Jio and other competitors have announced free incoming calls on National Roaming from Diwali.This kind of strategic decisions were forthcoming from Vodafone to be competitive in the telecom industry.You can say this is the after effect of Jio marketing policies and plan of life time free voice calling offer. "As part of our ongoing 200 million customer celebration, providing free incoming on national roaming will ensure that our customers do not think twice while travelling out of town," Vodafone India, Director - Commercial, Sandeep Kataria said in a statement. Starting this Diwali, all Vodafone India customers travelling anywhere in the country can continue to talk worry free without having to cut short their conversations, the statement said. "Even though outgoing charges while roaming had become comparable to home charges, consumer research has shown that incoming charges while roaming have been...