Bharti Airtel has defended its new 5G-based 'Priority Postpaid' service before a government committee, arguing it does not violate net neutrality or degrade service for prepaid users. This case tests the application of existing telecom regulations to emerging 5G technology like network slicing, a critical issue for India's digital infrastructure future.
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- ›Service Launch Date: May 19, 2026
- ›Current 5G Capacity Utilisation: ~38% (in busy hours)
- ›Target this Data: 38% (5G capacity utilisation in busy hours)
- ›Target this Nodal Body: Committee on Communications and Information Technology (DoT Panel)
- ›Target this Legal Point: TRAI's 2017 regulations on Net Neutrality
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