According to his post on LinkedIn, Sanjay Bhargava, the country director of Starlink India, has resigned.
The move came after the government stated that Starlink Internet Services has not obtained a license to provide satellite-based Internet services in India, and advised the public not to subscribe to services being promoted by companies supported by Elon Musk without the necessary licenses in the country.
Bhargava said in a LinkedIn post on Tuesday night: “Due to personal reasons, I have resigned as the country director and chairman of the board of directors of Starlink India. My last working day is December 31, 2021.” Bhargava did not respond to this. Inquiries made to him. In November, the telecommunications department requested Starlink to comply with the regulatory framework for the provision of satellite communications services and to avoid booking/providing satellite Internet services in India. “Effect immediately”.
The service also started sending emails to Indian users to provide refunds for their bookings. Starlink stated that before the company’s Internet service was licensed in India, it had been instructed by the Ministry of Telecommunications to return the reservation form.
Previously, the company is believed to be working on launching its services in 10 rural Lok Sabha constituencies in India. India is considered one of its main markets.
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