Government Of India Urges Citizens Not To Subscribe To Starlink, Check Out The Reason!
JAKARTA – The Indian government urges its citizens not to subscribe to Starlink Internet Services. A division of the US billionaire's aerospace company SpaceX, Elon Musk, has been declared unable to operate in the country, because it does not have a license.
A government statement issued on Friday evening, November 26, said Starlink had been ordered to comply with regulations and refrain from "ordering/delivering satellite internet service in India immediately".
Starlink registered its business in India on November 1. They have even started advertising, and according to the government, have started pre-sales of their services in India, as reported by Reuters.
While Starlink itself said: "No comment at this time" when asked for a response by Reuters.
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This statement from the Indian government is predicted to hamper the 5G network development program in India. His fate had to wait for a permit which until now has been difficult to obtain.