Nishikant Dubey Responds to Elon Musk on Starlink's Security Concerns
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- •Nishikant Dubey asserts India's security policy is unaffected by social media.
- •Concerns about Starlink's entry into India were raised by security agencies.
- •Dubey criticized Musk for not addressing internet access issues in the U.S.
BJP MP Nishikant Dubey stated that India's security policy is not influenced by social media pressure, addressing Elon Musk's criticism regarding the government's resistance to Starlink's entry into the Indian market. Dubey emphasized that security concerns raised by defense and investigation agencies were taken seriously by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Information Technology. He noted that similar concerns were flagged by the previous Congress-led government in 2013-14 but did not elaborate on the nature of these threats. Dubey challenged Musk to first provide affordable internet access to the underserved in the U.S. before criticizing India's stance. The debate centers around the regulatory process for Starlink's commercial launch in India.
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