Bad news for noida mobile users

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NEW DELHI: Minister of State for IT and Communications Sachin Pilot today said telecom operators and the authorities in Noida should mutually work
out a solution to the row over towers installed atop houses.

Beginning this month, the authorities in Noida sealed nearly 200 telecom towers installed in residential areas, thus hampering the service in the area.

"We have requested both the parties (operators and Noida authorities) that whatever is the rule, under which the towers are being sealed, should keep in mind that the subscribers should not bear the brunt of it," Pilot said on the sidelines of the Press Trust of India's Diamond Jubilee Celebrations here.


'Telcos, Noida authority should work together on tower issue'- Telecom-News By Industry-News-The Economic Times
 
Mobile towers started working for Airtel , Vodafone and Reliance.Aircel dint got the Permission so it went to court against Decision.Source: Ndtv 24X7
 
LUCKNOW: In a major relief to cell phone users and service providers, the Lucknow Bench of the Allahabad High Court has directed Noida to open the
seal of over 100 mobile towers immediately.

A division bench comprising Justice Pradeep Kant and Justice Ritu Raj Awasthi directed completion of formalities pertaining to setting up of towers by the mobile companies within two months.

In its order on Monday on a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) petition filed by Indus Towers Company, whose services are used by cellular service providers in the satellite town on the outskirts of Delhi, the court asked the petitioner to approach the authority with necessary documents for fulfilling the formalities for installing the mobile towers.

HC directs Noida to deseal mobile towers- Telecom-News By Industry-News-The Economic Times
 
they cant close it for a long time bcoz users get affected or they have to start sharing towers which is the only option..
 
i think they have already been ordered to open the towers back by some high court judges!
 

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