Elon Musk recently made a controversial tweet suggesting India is run by billionaires and not the government while pointing out how the Starlink license has been in the country Actor and politician Kamal Haasan slammed the SapceX founder on social media Following Haasans tweet Bollywood actress and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut reacted to Kamal Haasanrsquos responseKamal Haasan slams Elon Musks commentsThe controversy started after Musk questioned the delay in allowing Starlink permission to begin commercial operations in India The billionaire alleged that the satellite internet company was licensed in more than 165 countries and had spent five years complying with Indian government requirements He further asked ldquoIs Ambani the real boss of Indiardquo suggesting the influence of Mukesh Ambani in the Indian marketResponding to Musk the Rajya Sabha MP wrote that no billionaire should dictate a countryrsquos policies regardless of whether they are Indian or American He further argued that India must welcome competition in satellite internet services if companies offer affordable connectivity especially to people living in remote areasMr Musk yes no billionaire should dictate a nationrsquos policy Indian or American India must welcome competition in satellite internet from Indian and global providers whoever offers the most practical and affordable lastmile solution for those in remote regions In countries with lower percapita incomes satellite internet must be affordable too High subscription fees and equipment costs risk putting it beyond the reach of ordinary households Connectivity must bridge the digital divide not create a new one India knows our networks and spectrum are strategic infrastructure not merely commercial assets Indiarsquos national security safeguards are nonnegotiable Every country makes choices based on its own interests Those in the West cannot preach free markets while practicing protectionism at home USA imposed 100 tariffs on Chinese EVs to protect its domestic industry just as India takes measures to protect its own domestic manufacturers Both India and the US have restricted Huawei over....