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Vodafone Idea will shut shop if govt doesn't provide relief: KM Birla

Birla indicated that his group will not invest any money in the company in the absence of relief from the government

Hindalco Chairman K M Birla says imports of aluminium and copper continue to hurt the domestic industry | Photo: Kamlesh Pednekar
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K M Birla | Photo: Kamlesh Pednekar

Press Trust of India New Delhi
Vodafone Idea Ltd, India's third largest mobile service provider, will shut down if the government does not provide relief on the liability it faces in past statutory dues following a Supreme Court order, its billionaire chairman Kumar Mangalam Birla said on Friday. "If we we are not getting anything then I think it is end of story for Vodafone Idea," Birla said at the HT Leadership Summit when asked about the future of Vodafone Idea in absence of a government relief on payment of Rs 53,038 crore dues.

Birla's Idea Cellular and British telecom giant Vodafone plc's India unit had

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