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Guntur police cell network limping back to normal

GUNTUR: Network of Cellular phones of Guntur district police that had fallen silent for the past three days, is limping back to normal with district police officials making a contact with the Chief Accounts Officer of Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited at Hyderabad. Out of the nearly 300 cellular phones working in the district as a Closed User Group network with Sub-Inspector and higher ranked officials using them, more than 100 fell silent.

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