BSNL punishable under Criminal Law (Amendment) Act 1962 as amended in 1990

Publication of wrong maps an offence
MUMBAI: The Press Council of India (PCI) has urged the press not to publish incorrectly-depicted maps of India, pointing out that it amounted to questioning the territorial integrity of the country. Besides, the act is punishable under the relevant sections of the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act 1962 as amended in 1990. The council’s appeal comes in the wake of growing instances of newspaper publication of maps of India depicting incorrect boundaries. — UNI

Sun Jun 17, 2007, Eenadu, published an article about Bhutan and published wrong map showing POK as Pakistan owned. In the same week, the same paper did enough nonsense over the same issue took place at some Hockey tournament official website.

The above map is located at :: http://www.bsnl.co.in/images/map_directory/andhra-pradesh.gif

BSNL directory services, who wrongly depicts districts of Andhra Pradesh.

Here is the real districts map of Andhra Pradesh.

Total of 8 districts depicted wrong and the district Ranga Reddy is missing as whole.

Districts depicted wrongly are.

1.East Godavari ( Shifted to Khammam)

2.Khammam ( Exchanged with East Godavari)

3.Ongole ( There is no district with the name Ongole, Ongole is a town in Prakasam district, and this district depicted in place of Guntur district)

4. Guntur ( Pushed down in the place of Prakasam, Guntur and Prakasam (Ongloe) exchanged their places)

5. Krishna ( Moved to some imaginable place)

6.Nalgonda ( Emptied some place between Mahbubnagar and Prakasam districts and named that as Nalgonda District)

7.Rangareddy(Missing as whole)

8. Nizamabad ( Shifted to Maharashtra State)

BSNL yet to leave its government laziness, but such irresponsible information and depicting wrong information is not at all reasonable.

Punish BSNL.

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