"We have already deactivated the tower in compliance with the apex court's order of March 30," Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited's Gwalior region general manager M S Dhakad told PTI.
The bench of Justices Ranjan Gogoi and Navin Sinha had directed BSNL to deactivate the tower in seven days.
The Supreme Court's direction came on a petition filed by Harish Chand Tiwari (42) who alleged that he contracted cancer because of electromagnetic radiation from the tower.
Tiwari, who works as a domestic help in a house in Dal Bazar area, contended that the tower was illegally installed on the rooftop of neighbouring house in 2002.
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