DoT won't take take parliamentary committee's report lightly: Deora

DoT won’t take Parliamentary committee’s report lightly: Deora

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UNIFORMITY If a national policy is formulated, there may be no separate local policy for each state A NATIONAL POLICY, AS RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE, IS MANDATORY. BUT IF FORMULATING THE GUIDELINES WILL TAKE TIME, THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD AT LEAST START RE

growth of the telecom sector, it has resulted in disputes between the telecom service providers and local authorities leading to the filing of petitions in various courts across the country.”
PICTURE FOR REPRESENTATIONAL PURPOSE The committee has uploaded the detailed report on norms for installation of mobile towers and its harmful impact on its website.

If a national policy is formulated based on the committee’s recommendations, it is likely that there will be no separate local policy for each state or corporation.
Currently, there is no uniform policy for the installation of mobile towers in the state. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has been revising its policy since the past two years; however, the policy is yet to be implemented.
“While we will see the committee’s report in a positive light, it is too early to comment on specific recommendations,” Deora said.

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