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JV partner asks Uninor chief to quit

In a bid to clean its stables, Norway-based telecom major, Telenor, which has a joint venture with Unitech Wireless, the 2G spectrum scam-tainted Uninor, has asked Sanjay Chandra to step down as chairman of the Uninor board.

Updated on: Apr 21, 2011, 24:22:53 IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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In a bid to clean its stables, Norway-based telecom major, Telenor, which has a joint venture with Unitech Wireless, the 2G spectrum scam-tainted Uninor, has asked Sanjay Chandra to step down as chairman of the Uninor board.

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Unitech is one of the three major companies - along with Swan Telecom and Reliance Telecom - to have been charged with irregularities in the procurement of 2G spectrum when A Raja's was telecom minister.

Chandra was among five top executives of telecom companies to be denied bail by a Delhi court and sent to jail on Wednesday.

In a similar development, DB Realty, the promoter of Swan Telecom, said on Wednesday that it would appoint new directors on its board.