Bombay High Court Sets Aside Rs 8,414 Crore Demand Against Bharti Airtel Limited:

Bombay High Court Sets Aside Rs 8,414 Crore Demand Against Bharti Airtel Limited Bharti Airtel Limited had filed a writ petition in the Honourable Bombay High Court, contesting a notice dated January 8, 2013, raising a demand amounting to Rs 5,201.2 Crore on the company, which was later revised to Rs 8,414 Crore. The notice was issued by the Department of Telecommunications regarding the one-time spectrum charge (OTSC). The demand of Rs 473.7 crore was included in this, which belonged to the Company’s subsidiary named Bharti Hexacom Limited, concerning its two telecom circles, Rajasthan and NESA.

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