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TDSAT directive to BSNL in Reliance case

NEW DELHI: Acting on a petition from Reliance Communications seeking to recover Rs. 85 crore from state-run BSNL, the Telecom Dispute Settlement and Appellate Tribunal has directed BSNL to file its reply in six weeks. TDSAT's outgoing chairman Justice N. Santosh Hegde directed BSNL not to disconnect its signal to Reliance Communications in the intervening period.

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