The address you mentioned above is your CGNAT address. It will definitely create conflict as that is a public address from a different ISP.
I created such a scenario long ago on my LAN (curiosity) and while some sites opened, some refused to open as it creates conflict somewhere along the route.
only way to get it fixed is to reach the airtel Network operation team. And airtel has made that quite difficult try emailing at net@airtel.com explaining ip issue along with screenshots of router and its ip details.
@bonerboner I missed or overlooked the message where you linked the image from your router. 192.168.1.x is for LAN and connected devices will get both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.
@Rickysin ha bhai kyuki without even reading anything in the thread you just said "oh what airtel can't be possibly doing that its very much your device!!!! so can you not bully the billion dollar company!!!" keep sobbing also @Smh thanks i contacted them through email and most of the sites are now unblocked. I literally dropped a threat in the email I sent them that I will not hesitate to switch to another ISP and I would post this horrible experience on other social platforms they fixed my issue under 3 hours it wasnt even incorrect CGNAT mappings my nodal provider was just being stupid they also for some reason, their tech team insisted i should drop a request for a replacement router later down the road if this happens again
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