Musk renews attack on Ambani over Starlink’s entry into India, accuses supporters of ‘absurd hypocrisy’
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- ✓Elon Musk on Sunday renewed his attack on Mukesh Ambani over Starlink’s entry into India.
- ✓Musk said, "This is absurd hypocrisy and hyperbole," regarding claims about his service.
- ✓He argued that competition would benefit many Indians by giving them more choices, even if it meant lower profits for Ambani’s firm.
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Elon Musk on Sunday renewed his attack on Mukesh Ambani over Starlink's entry into India, accusing the billionaire's supporters of indulging in "absurd hypocrisy and hyperbole" in arguing simultaneously that his satellite internet service cannot compete with "amazing low prices offered by Ambani's de facto monopoly in India", even as they claimed - in the same breath - that it poses a strong competitive threat.
In a post on X, Musk said competition from Starlink would benefit ordinary Indians by expanding consumer choice, and that while it could lower Ambani's profits "he is not going out of business". Musk also said that if, indeed, Starlink's services were too expensive in India, consumers would not buy them, forcing the company to make its pricing affordable.
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