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'Scam worth thousands of crores?': Priyanka Gandhi questions BJP on new Telecom Bill

IndiaTimes Saturday, 30 March 2024
In a social media post in Hindi, the Congress leader posed several questions for the government, including whether there was a scam worth thousands of crores in the allocation of satellite broadband spectrum. ​"Has there been a scam worth thousands of crores in the allocation of satellite broadband spectrum? Why was the new Telecom Bill passed when 143 opposition MPs were suspended? Is there any connection in this?" she asked. "Why was the rule of bidding removed in the allocation of internet spectrum from satellite through the new Telecom Bill?"
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