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By Saptak Sanyal
Recently the Supreme Court rebuked telecom company S Tel for writing to the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) on issues pending before the court. Recently the DoT has asked S Tel to stop providing service in three circles for security reasons. In a previous post which referred the possibility of scores being settled as the company has embarrassed telecom minister A Raja in the alleged spectrum controversy. S Tel might be in mood to reconcile with DoT but it seems that DoT is not at all interested in any kind of concillition as AG Vahanvati read out a letter adressed to DoT from S Tel as a gesture of concilliation in the Court which provoked the judges into criticising the telecom firm?s conduct. (Read out more)
Full post as published by India Law & Tech on March 13, 2010 (boomark / email).









