Telcos' body, adani-owned Navi Mumbai airport clash over RoW issue
New Delhi, Dec. 31 -- Telcos' body COAI on Tuesday sought Telecom Department's intervention over alleged denial of Right of Way (RoW) permission as well as higher charges at the Navi Mumbai International Airport, evoking a strong response from the Adani Group-owned airport, which rejected the claims and asserted that it will not give in to "cartelisation" on rates.
In a letter to the Telecom Secretary, the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) said that the Department of Telecommunications' intervention is critical to ensure adherence to the statutory RoW framework, preservation of competitive neutrality, and to prevent inconvenience to consumers and passengers using the airport facilities.
COAI said its member telecom service prov...
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