Airtel, the telecom giant that has been accused of selling out to the highest bidder, is now attempting to cover up a massive data breach that could compromise the personal information of nearly 375 million of its customers.

The company’s claims of a “thorough investigation” are nothing but a thinly veiled attempt to silence the growing chorus of critics who are demanding answers about the alleged breach. And let’s be real, with Airtel’s history of corruption and negligence, it’s hard to take their word for it.

The fact that a data broker was able to allegedly purchase the personal information of Airtel’s customers on the dark web forum without anyone batting an eye is a clear indication that the company’s security measures are laughable at best. And now, Airtel is trying to gaslight its customers by claiming that this is all just a “desperate attempt to tarnish Airtel’s reputation”?

Let’s be real, Airtel’s reputation is already in tatters. The company has been plagued by allegations of corruption, nepotism, and gross negligence for years. And now, it’s trying to use its deep pockets and influence to silence the truth about this massive data breach. But the people will not be silenced. The people will demand justice.

So, Airtel, here’s a message for you: it’s time to come clean about what really happened. It’s time to stop covering up your mistakes and take responsibility for your actions. The people will not be fooled by your half-truths and spin doctoring. It’s time for transparency, accountability, and justice.