Its a loot by corporate and shared among people of India; Its a loss for government; Now if people of India decided to get rid of the booty and return the money back to govt. of India then who will stop them; So now the loot money which was shared by people of India in terms of low call rates will go back to govt. treasury; and from there it will go to the Swiss Bank accounts of the ministers;
In these forums , I have always been talking about the benefits which were accruing to the consumer on account of non-auction of the 2 G spectrum licences, by A. Raja or by any others. When I stand by a Telecom recharging shop, I find so many users ( mainly youngsters ) charging their phones for Rs 10/- or Rs 20/-. Those days are oveer. Now the Telecom ministry has asked the telecom operators to pay higher licences fees for the spectrum allotted to them. The next time, one of these youngsters goes to the recharging shop, he/she will be asked to fish out Rs 50 /- or more as minimum recharging fees. The minimum recharge also may give him/her only half the talktime which he/she used to receive earlier. That is the time he/she will truly understand the implications of the so called \" 2G spectrum Scam \" The CVC/CAG has mobile phones , charges of which are probably borne by the Central Government. So, it doesn\'t matter to him whether charges are increased or not by the Telecom Operators. The rest of India has to bear the brunt of his actions. In the 2G spectrum case, it is a case of robbing Peter to pay Paul. If the Govt. rakes in 1, 76,000 crores as auction money, the same will be recovered by the telecom operators from the poor of India. When, people realise this, it will be TOO late ! The damage would already have been done !!!
In these forums , I have always been talking about the benefits which were accruing to the consumer on account of non-auction of the 2 G spectrum licences, by A. Raja or by any others. When I stand by a Telecom recharging shop, I find so many users ( mainly youngsters ) charging their phones for Rs 10/- or Rs 20/-. Those days are oveer. Now the Telecom ministry has asked the telecom operators to pay higher licences fees for the spectrum allotted to them. The next time, one of these youngsters goes to the recharging shop, he/she will be asked to fish out Rs 50 /- or more as minimum recharging fees. The minimum recharge also may give him/her only half the talktime which he/she used to receive earlier. That is the time he/she will truly understand the implications of the so called " 2G spectrum Scam " The CVC/CAG has mobile phones , charges of which are probably borne by the Central Government. So, it doesn't matter to him whether charges are increased or not by the Telecom Operators. The rest of India has to bear the brunt of his actions. In the 2G spectrum case, it is a case of robbing Peter to pay Paul. If the Govt. rakes in 1, 76,000 crores as auction money, the same will be recovered by the telecom operators from the poor of India. When, people realise this, it will be TOO late ! The damage would already have been done !!!
How can this person comment on the SC judgement "One has to be ready with the consequences of the judgment". His duty is to just participate or not in auction. someone should sue this article owner or that comment passer.
Re: how can he comment on SC judgement ?
by pradeep b on Feb 08, 2012 10:22 PM
In business all companies should be ready to take losses,either calculated or not
