New Delhi: The Supreme Court stays the transfer of 2G licence from Malaysia’s Maxis which was originally alloted to Aircel to any other telecom company.
The SC proposes to restrain earning of any revenue by using the 2G spectrum licences which were originally granted to Aircel. “If T Ananthakrishnan and Ralps Marshall of Maxis fail to appear in court on Jan 27, the 2G license granted to Aircel in 2006 shall be seized,” the SC says.
The court also asks DoT, MIT to devise ways to avoid adverse impact on Aircel subscribers by provisionally transferring 2G licence to others. Details awaited.
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