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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> NEW DELHI: The Tower and Infrastructure Providers Association (Taipa<\/a>) Tuesday said that the Right-of-Way (RoW) policy of Karnataka<\/a> imposing “exorbitant charges” for mobile tower deployment was contrary to Central government rules notified in November 2016, and that could also deprive seamless telecom services to consumers in the state.

“It is dismaying that Karnataka Government has drafted a policy which imposes exorbitant charges for the installation of mobile towers<\/a>, locational restriction and is not at all aligned with the RoW Rules, November 2016 notified by the Indian government,” Tilak Raj Dua, Director General, TAIPA in a statement said.

Delhi-based Taipa represents telecom infrastructure companies such as Bharti Infratel<\/a>, American Tower Corporation<\/a>, and GTL Infrastructure.

The provisions in the new draft policy, according to Dua, were in contravention with the Central guidelines, industry<\/a> submissions, and standpoint, and added, “not aligning state tower policy with Right of Way rules, 2016 will deprive the citizens of Karnataka from quality telecom services and high-speed broadband.”

The state has more than 32,000 mobile towers mounted with more than 1,36000 base trans-receiver stations catering to nearly 64 million mobile subscribers.

The Karnataka government’s draft regulation, the group said, imposes several issues such as restriction on the location of towers, requirements of multiple documents and no-objection certificates, non-availability of government land and buildings, high fees ranging from Rs 10,000 to Rs 50,000, as well as lacks provision for the deployment of in-building solutions.

The infrastructure lobby group has also recently sent a letter to deputy chief minister of Karnataka, strongly recommending the state to align its policy with the Right of Way rules, 2016.

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卡纳塔克邦行政策不符合中心的指南:氹仔的TR Dua

位于氹仔代表鼓吹等电信基础设施公司,美国塔公司和GTL基础设施。

  • 发布于2018年12月11日,在我坚持三十八分
新德里:塔和基础设施提供商协会(氹仔)周二说,优先权(行)的政策卡纳塔克邦移动塔部署实施“滥收费”是相反的通知2016年11月,中央政府规则,也可以剥夺消费者无缝的电信服务。

“很沮丧,卡纳塔克邦政府已经起草了一份政策征收过高的收费安装移动塔区位限制,不符合行规则,2016年11月由印度政府通知,”总经理Tilak Raj Dua氹仔在一份声明中说。

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位于氹仔代表等电信基础设施公司鼓吹,美国塔公司和GTL基础设施。

在新的政策草案,规定根据Dua违反了中央的指导方针,行业提交和角度来看,补充说,“不是调整国家塔政策权规则,2016年将剥夺公民的卡纳塔克邦从电信服务质量和高速宽带。”

国家有超过32000个手机塔安装有超过1,36000个基地trans-receiver站迎合近6400万手机用户。

卡纳塔克邦政府的法规草案,该组织说,对一些问题如限制塔的位置,多个文档的需求和不反对证书,某政府土地和建筑,高费用从10000卢比到50000卢比,以及缺乏准备在建的部署解决方案。

基础设施的游说团体最近也致信副卡纳塔克邦的首席部长,强烈建议国家使其政策与规则的方式,2016年。

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> NEW DELHI: The Tower and Infrastructure Providers Association (Taipa<\/a>) Tuesday said that the Right-of-Way (RoW) policy of Karnataka<\/a> imposing “exorbitant charges” for mobile tower deployment was contrary to Central government rules notified in November 2016, and that could also deprive seamless telecom services to consumers in the state.

“It is dismaying that Karnataka Government has drafted a policy which imposes exorbitant charges for the installation of mobile towers<\/a>, locational restriction and is not at all aligned with the RoW Rules, November 2016 notified by the Indian government,” Tilak Raj Dua, Director General, TAIPA in a statement said.

Delhi-based Taipa represents telecom infrastructure companies such as Bharti Infratel<\/a>, American Tower Corporation<\/a>, and GTL Infrastructure.

The provisions in the new draft policy, according to Dua, were in contravention with the Central guidelines, industry<\/a> submissions, and standpoint, and added, “not aligning state tower policy with Right of Way rules, 2016 will deprive the citizens of Karnataka from quality telecom services and high-speed broadband.”

The state has more than 32,000 mobile towers mounted with more than 1,36000 base trans-receiver stations catering to nearly 64 million mobile subscribers.

The Karnataka government’s draft regulation, the group said, imposes several issues such as restriction on the location of towers, requirements of multiple documents and no-objection certificates, non-availability of government land and buildings, high fees ranging from Rs 10,000 to Rs 50,000, as well as lacks provision for the deployment of in-building solutions.

The infrastructure lobby group has also recently sent a letter to deputy chief minister of Karnataka, strongly recommending the state to align its policy with the Right of Way rules, 2016.

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