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High Court Notice To Punjab, Centre On Vandalism Of Reliance Jio Towers
The Punjab and Haryana High Court on Tuesday issued notices to the Punjab government and the Centre on a plea filed by Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd, seeking action against "miscreants" damaging its telecom infrastsructure and forcibly closing its stores in the state.
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No Intention To Foray Into Contract Farming: Reliance Industries Limited
RIL filed a petition in Punjab and Haryana High Court hoping to end a string of incidents of vandalism of Jio Infocomm's towers
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"No Plan To Enter Corporate Farming": Reliance Goes To Court On Vandalism
Days after reports emerged of Reliance Jio's telecom towers being damaged in Punjab and Haryana allegedly by farmers angry over its perceived role in framing three agricultural laws recently passed by Parliament, the company today said it had moved court seeking government intervention to safeguard its assets and services.
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Over 1,500 Mobile Towers Vandalised Amid Farmers' Protest in Punjab, Chief Minister Issues Stern Warning
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Monday directed police to take strict action against vandalisation of mobile towers and disruption of telecom services in the state during the farmers' stir against the agri laws.
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1,500 Mobile Towers Damaged In Punjab Amid Farmers' Anger Against Jio, Amarinder Singh Issues Warning
More than 1,500 of Reliance Jio's 9,000 telecom towers in Punjab have been put out of action, allegedly by farmers protesting against the farm laws, disrupting service in parts of the state. A representative of the telecom company told NDTV that the towers have taken a hit due to physical damage, power disruption or theft of generator.
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Amarinder Singh's Appeal Fails, 150 More Telecom Towers Damaged In Punjab
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh's appeal to protesting farmers to not damage telecom infrastructure seems to have failed to deter new attacks, with more than 150 signal transmitting sites being vandalised overnight, sources said on Sunday.
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'Telecom Companies Directed to Produce Mobile Tower Details in a Week'
Punjab and Haryana High Court directed telcos to provides details about towers installed in Chandigarh.
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High Court Notice To Punjab, Centre On Vandalism Of Reliance Jio Towers
The Punjab and Haryana High Court on Tuesday issued notices to the Punjab government and the Centre on a plea filed by Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd, seeking action against "miscreants" damaging its telecom infrastsructure and forcibly closing its stores in the state.
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No Intention To Foray Into Contract Farming: Reliance Industries Limited
RIL filed a petition in Punjab and Haryana High Court hoping to end a string of incidents of vandalism of Jio Infocomm's towers
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"No Plan To Enter Corporate Farming": Reliance Goes To Court On Vandalism
Days after reports emerged of Reliance Jio's telecom towers being damaged in Punjab and Haryana allegedly by farmers angry over its perceived role in framing three agricultural laws recently passed by Parliament, the company today said it had moved court seeking government intervention to safeguard its assets and services.
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Over 1,500 Mobile Towers Vandalised Amid Farmers' Protest in Punjab, Chief Minister Issues Stern Warning
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Monday directed police to take strict action against vandalisation of mobile towers and disruption of telecom services in the state during the farmers' stir against the agri laws.
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1,500 Mobile Towers Damaged In Punjab Amid Farmers' Anger Against Jio, Amarinder Singh Issues Warning
More than 1,500 of Reliance Jio's 9,000 telecom towers in Punjab have been put out of action, allegedly by farmers protesting against the farm laws, disrupting service in parts of the state. A representative of the telecom company told NDTV that the towers have taken a hit due to physical damage, power disruption or theft of generator.
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Amarinder Singh's Appeal Fails, 150 More Telecom Towers Damaged In Punjab
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh's appeal to protesting farmers to not damage telecom infrastructure seems to have failed to deter new attacks, with more than 150 signal transmitting sites being vandalised overnight, sources said on Sunday.
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'Telecom Companies Directed to Produce Mobile Tower Details in a Week'
Punjab and Haryana High Court directed telcos to provides details about towers installed in Chandigarh.
