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'Welcome competition including Starlink': Reliance reacts to Musk's comments

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'Welcome competition including Starlink': Reliance reacts to Musk's comments

Reliance Industries has welcomed the entry of Elon Musk's Starlink into the Indian satellite communications market.

The company clarified that it has never feared competition and is also awaiting clearances for its satellite services.

Musk has alleged that Reliance benefits from monopolistic practices and has questioned regulatory barriers.

The Indian government has stated that all companies must comply with existing laws and security requirements.

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