Bharti Airtel has filed a complaint against Tejas Networks, alleging its equipment for BSNL’s 4G rollout is causing interference with Airtel’s network in Rajasthan. Airtel claims Tejas’ filters are misaligned with India’s 800 MHz spectrum allocation, leading to emissions bleeding into Airtel’s 900 MHz band.
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