The government incurred a loss of Rs 1,757.56 crore as BSNL failed to bill Reliance Jio for passive infrastructure sharing for a decade, as revealed by a CAG report. Additionally, BSNL’s negligence in its agreement with RJIL resulted in further revenue losses due to non-adherence to the escalation clause.
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