Mobile services provider Uninor, which has been adversely affected by a Supreme Court verdict cancelling 122 telecom licences, today expressed the hope that sector regulator TRAI will take its views into consideration before finalising guidelines for new 2G auction.
Sigve Brekke, Managing Director, Unitech Wireless, which owns Uninor brand, said the beleaguered telecom service provider has already conveyed its views to TRAI (Telecom Regulatory Authority of India) and Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal orally that the auction should be limited to new comers instead of allowing existing players to participate.
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