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Reliance Jio Diwali Dhamaka offers coupons worth Rs 3,350: Here’s how to claim them

Reliance Jio is offering coupons worth up to Rs 3,350 with select prepaid plans as part of the Diwali Dhamaka offer.

Jio's Diwali Dhamaka offer is valid till November 5. (Express Photo)

With less than a week to go for Diwali, Reliance Jio, one of the largest telecom network operators in India has unveiled its Diwali Dhamaka offer. As part of the festive offer, Jio is offering free vouchers and discount coupons for Ajio, EaseMyTrip and Swiggy customers worth Rs 3,350.

To avail the Diwali Dhamaka offer, customers will have to either recharge with the Rs 899 prepaid plan, which offers unlimited 5G and 2GB of 4G data per day along with 20GB additional data. The offer is also applicable on the Rs 3,599 annual plan, which comes with unlimited 5G, and 2.5GB of 4G mobile data per day.

Like most prepaid plans, you also get unlimited voice calls and 100 SMS per day and access to Jio’s app suite which includes JioTV, JioCinema and JioCloud with both prepaid plans.

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The offer is valid on Rs 899 and Rs 3,599 prepaid plans. (Image Source: Jio)

With the Rs 899 and Rs 3,599 prepaid plans, Jio is offering flat Rs 200 off on an order of Rs 999 from Ajio, up to Rs 3,000 off on flight and hotel bookings from the EaseMyTrip website and Rs 150 off on an order of Rs 300 from Swiggy.

Reliance Jio says these coupons can be claimed from the MyJio app and can be claimed by heading over to the “My winnings” option under the “Offers” section. All you need to do is copy the coupon code and use it on the respective website. The offer period starts today and is only valid until November 5, so make sure to recharge your SIM card before the aforementioned date.

Last month, Reliance Jio introduced a new prepaid plan that comes with unlimited 5G and 98-day validity and also encountered an outage citing “minor technical issues.”

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