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30 Jan 2009

Author:
Ranjan Kamath

Cellular Silence Day_30th January 2009 [India]

...[W]hen I saw you embrace the fascist mastermind of state sponsored genocide and endorse the Modi-fication of India, it was disappointingly apparent that the brands that aspire to make India rich shall continue to languish in ethical poverty...All those who sign this petition will switch off their Tata Indicomm, Airtel and Reliance cellular phone and broadband connections from midnight on January 30th 2009... [The Resource Centre invited Bharti Airtel, Reliance, Tata to respond but none has done so].

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