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Musk alleges Indian firms hinder Starlink deployment
Elon Musk, the founder of SpaceX, accused Indian businesspeople of obstructing the launch of the satellite internet service "Starlink" in India, aiming to protect the monopolies of Jio and Airtel, which control more than 80% of the country's telecommunications and internet services market. Musk confirmed that this obstruction is coming from influential economic figures seeking to maintain their grip, although the Indian government denied any discrimination or unfairness in the licensing regulations, stating that three international companies have obtained licenses, including "Starlink," which was granted last year. Musk also pointed out that "Starlink" will provide high-speed internet access at affordable prices for people who cannot afford the services of the major companies in India.
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