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LET BHARTI INFRATEL &BHARTI INFRATEL ,BOTH THE FRAUD TELECOM ENTITIES MUST DIE INTHEIR BUSINESS HARNESS AS THEY COULD DO WE ALL VICTIMS OF THEIR TOWER OPERATIONS IN OUR VILL-LUTSN TAH-SASNI DISTT-HATHRAS UP.
What we call AGR , this money is meant for government from past years profit of telecom companies . There is nothing like non telecom operation for companies . Non telecom operation include asset management , infra management, EB etc this all sector help in Mobile operation. Every operation help in genearting revenue for company.
All this vodafone, idea, airtel,tata etc has enjoyed all money earned in last profitable year without paying to government.
This money belong to govt . Court has given rightfull decision. Though the timing of AGR penalty submission came after arrival of JIO that is after market disruption.
let vodafone shut down. very poor service and network connectivity anyway. If the assets are purchased by another player from bankruptcy court, so much the better. Hopefully a new player will come in, like british telecom.
A government that is seen universally to be above board could sit with the three serious firms that remain and plot the way forward for a telecom sector that is viable. It is evident that Reliance Jio is not a master stroke. Far from it. Vodafone going bankrupt would be a terrible advertisement for India as an attractive FDI destination. Apart from straining the banking system further. 2. The P & L statements of the telecom majors are before the government. It can work out realistically how much revenue ( spectrum, usage charges, licence fees ) the sector can yield to it on a Let’s eat the golden eggs, not the goose basis. No matter how fiscally strained it may be, desperate for revenue any which way, it must rise to the occasion and save the sector. The apex court has no role to play in this mess. The senior advocates have already bought their Bentleys.
LET BHARTI INFRATEL &BHARTI INFRATEL ,BOTH THE FRAUD TELECOM ENTITIES MUST DIE INTHEIR BUSINESS HARNESS AS THEY COULD DO WE ALL VICTIMS OF THEIR TOWER OPERATIONS IN OUR VILL-LUTSN TAH-SASNI DISTT-HATHRAS UP.
What we call AGR , this money is meant for government from past years profit of telecom companies . There is nothing like non telecom operation for companies . Non telecom operation include asset management , infra management, EB etc this all sector help in Mobile operation. Every operation help in genearting revenue for company.
All this vodafone, idea, airtel,tata etc has enjoyed all money earned in last profitable year without paying to government.
This money belong to govt . Court has given rightfull decision. Though the timing of AGR penalty submission came after arrival of JIO that is after market disruption.
let vodafone shut down. very poor service and network connectivity anyway. If the assets are purchased by another player from bankruptcy court, so much the better. Hopefully a new player will come in, like british telecom.
A government that is seen universally to be above board could sit with the three serious firms that remain and plot the way forward for a telecom sector that is viable. It is evident that Reliance Jio is not a master stroke. Far from it. Vodafone going bankrupt would be a terrible advertisement for India as an attractive FDI destination. Apart from straining the banking system further. 2. The P & L statements of the telecom majors are before the government. It can work out realistically how much revenue ( spectrum, usage charges, licence fees ) the sector can yield to it on a Let’s eat the golden eggs, not the goose basis. No matter how fiscally strained it may be, desperate for revenue any which way, it must rise to the occasion and save the sector. The apex court has no role to play in this mess. The senior advocates have already bought their Bentleys.