Important Direct-to-home players accuse cable operators of jamming signals

IndianMascot

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If direct-to-home (DTH) operators are to believed, monsoon may not be the only reason for poor signal complaints across the city.

DTH operators have complained to the police, as well as state and central authorities, that "some elements were disrupting their signals by illegally installing jammers". But local cable operators, who seem to have been indirectly blamed, termed the complaint a ploy.

In a letter submitted to the police commissioner, the DTH Operators Association of India claimed that several subscribers in Versova, Yari Road, Lokhandawala and surrounding areas in Andheri reported frequent signal failure during the FIFA world cup matches. "Most of the disturbances were from 8.45pm to 4am between July 4 and 13," said the letter. The association also provided evidence, such as photographs of jammers and frequency observations. "The matter is serious as the use of jammers is recurring in the city after it was detected first in 2008 and then in 2012," said the letter, a copy of which is with TOI.


Direct-to-home players accuse cable operators of jamming signals, approach Mumbai police commissioner - TOI Mobile | The Times of India Mobile Site
 

Deepu

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I doubt whether cable operators still do this. 5 years back, our cable operator used to provide some channels from Sun Direct connection where we could clearly see Sun Direct logo on the channel
 

IndianMascot

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This isn't piracy bro. It's jammers issue. Lco use jammers to disrupt DTH signals so that people get frustrated with DTH and incline towards cable.
 

IndianMascot

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Yeah. Last time also a big jammer was recovered from a overhead water tank in Versova area only. And again it she same area where jammers are being used.
 

SUNIEL

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DTH ops face jammers again | Indian Television Dot Com Tata Sky CEO
Harit Nagpal has written letters to the Telecom
Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), Sanchar
Bhavan, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting,
Department of Telecommunications, the Prime
Minister’s Office, Ministry of Home Affairs and the
Mumbai Police commissioner.
The letter states that ‘these jammers are being
used by anti social elements to disrupt DTH
signals and are also a threat to national security
as the same are capable of being used to interfere
with other signals besides DTH.’ so ts suffer most in this
 

SUNIEL

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Ya yes using opera because its give better speed in mobile as well no slowness deu to automatic clear of cache
 

IndianMascot

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Ya yes using opera because its give better speed in mobile as well no slowness deu to automatic clear of cache

I aksed because opera mini screws the articles formating as it happened just above. Its better you start using Chrome or stock browser in Incognito mode.
 
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