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TDSAT asks Trai to file reply on predatory pricing rules in three weeks

The tribunal, which was hearing pleas by Bharti and Idea, however, did not grant a stay on the regulations

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Kiran Rathee New Delhi
Telecom tribunal TDSAT has asked sectoral regulator Trai to file a reply in three weeks regarding its recently released regulations on predatory pricing. The tribunal, which was hearing pleas by Bharti Airtel and Idea Cellular, however, did not grant a stay on the regulations.
The next hearing on the case is scheduled for April 17.
As per people aware of the development, Airtel and Idea sought a stay, particularly on the banning of segmented offers. However, the Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT) felt it may not be necessary to grant a stay at this time and asked Trai to file

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