Bharti Airtel recently presented its case before the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) panel regarding concerns about its Priority Postpaid service. The company emphasized that the Priority feature does not compromise the quality of service for any customer, whether prepaid or postpaid. Airtel denied allegations of violating net neutrality principles, assuring that all users receive fair and equal access to network resources. This clarification comes amid ongoing discussions in India about maintaining an open and non-discriminatory internet, ensuring telecom operators adhere to regulatory standards. "Airtel Priority feature does not degrade the quality of service for any customer, whether prepaid or postpaid," the company said.