Strict Legal norms for safeguarding Digital Infrastructure in the State

 Mawkyrwat, February 24, 2022: The office of the Chairman DLDCMC cum Deputy Commissioner, South West Khasi Hills District, Mawkyrwat issued this notification for the information of the general public that telecommunication services are key infrastructure and are included in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) since they are necessary services. Telecom services are a public good and a driving force behind the country’s socioeconomic development. Mobile phone and broadband services are essential contributors to India’s economic growth and give significant benefits to the general public.

The government of India has approved Telecom Services Providers and Internet Services Providers to provide Telecommunication Services and install Active and Passive Telecom Infrastructure, respectively, under the Department of Telecommunication (DOT).

Telecommunication services are “ESSENTIAL SERVICES,” as defined in paragraph 2 (a)(i) of the Essential Services Maintenance Act of 1986, and are of public utility. Therefore, the general public may strictly comply with the directives that include Strict legal action will be taken against the obstructer/person damaging/unlawfully obstructing the existing/upcoming Telecom/Digital infrastructure. Appropriate legal action will be taken against any miscreants spreading misleading information relating to health effect EMF emission or create opposition against installation of duly approved Telecom Infrastructures. General public are requested to report incidences of damage to Telecom Infrastructure to the appropriate authority.

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Buh ka Sorkar da ki kyndon pyrkhing ban iada ia ki Digital Infrastructure ha ka jylla

Mawkyrwat, Rymphang 24, 2022: Ka Chairman DLDCMC cum Deputy Commissioner, South West Khasi Hills District, Mawkyrwat ka pyntip sha u paidbah nongshong shnong jong ka District ba ka Telecommunication Services ka long ka bynta ba kongsan ha ka roi ka par ba kynthup ruh hapoh ka Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) namar ki long ki jingshakri ba donkam. Ki jingshakri lyngba ka Telecom ki long na ka bynta ka jingbha u paidbah bad ka long u budlum ban kyntiew ia ka roi ka par ha ka imlang sahlang. Ki Mobile phone bad broadband services ki long ki ba nohsynniang shi katdei eh ha ka roi ka par bad ka ai jingmyntoi shibun ia u paidbah.

Ka Sorkar India ka la mynjur ba ki Telecom Services Providers bad Internet Services Providers ba kin ai ia ka jingshakri lyngba ka Telecommunication Services bad install Active bad Passive Telecom Infrastructure hapoh ka Department of Telecommunication (DOT).

Ka Telecommunication services ka long ka “Lad Jingshakri ba Kongsan,” katkum ba la kdew ha ka paragraph 2 (a)(i) jong ka Essential Services Maintenance Act of 1986, bad na ka mynta ka jingpyndonkam u paidbah. Te namarkata,  ki paidbah nongshong shnong ki dei ban pud pyrkhing ia ki jingbthah ba kynthup ba yn pynshitom tyngeh ia kito ki briew ba pynduh /nongpynwit/ ki ba khanglad be-ain ia ki ba la don/ne ki ban sa shna jongki Telecom/Digital infrastructure. Yn sa pynshitom katkum ki kyndon jong ka ain pyrshah ia ki runar kiba pynphriang ia ki khubor ba bakla ha kaba iadei bad ka jingktah ia ka koit ka khiah EMF emission lane ban ialeh pyrshah ia ka jing pyndait ia ki Telecom Infrastructures ba la dep ioh jingbit. La kyntu ia u paidbah ba kin pyntip lada don kino kino ki jingsniew ia ki Telecom Infrastructure ha ki bor ba dei peit.