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The Union Government has said there will be no special treatment for Vodafone India and Idea Cellular which have decided to merge and the companies will have to comply with the existing norms on spectrum cap, subscriber cap and revenue cap.
“They have to comply with the rules...there will be no special treatment,” Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha told reporters today.
Sinha further said that there is no fear of cartelisation in the telecom sector in the wake of large number of mergers and acquisitions.
“After consolidation, there will still be 5-6 players in each service area. So, cartelisation is not possible. Also, there are guidelines on revenue cap, subscriber cap and spectrum cap which will ensure a healthy competition. We have taken all precautions.''
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