The bench, headed by Ranjan Gogoi, asked the parties to file their affidavits and the case was posted for February 25. The judges also observed that the Tripura high court order shall not be followed by other high courts.
Attorney-General Mukul Rohtagi submitted that the Tripura high court order would upset the 2G spectrum auction in the 900 band all over India, scheduled for March 4. The two telecom companies want to stay the auction and extend their hold in the business for another 20 years. The high court cannot decide on the auction policy, which was thought out by experts.
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