
“We had no option but to drop the plan after Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL), the service provider for the project, refused to go ahead in the identified Wi-Fi zones citing security reasons,” Chief Secretary Rakesh Mehta said.
The move has come after it was felt that wireless fidelity (WiFi) was not a fool-proof mechanism in view of militants using it to carry out attacks in Mumbai and Ahmedabad last year.
Mehta, however, did not rule out revival of the project once proper security measures are in place.
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