Germany's Utimaco says Delhi High Court verdict in cell broadcast case ‘does not do justice’
Utimaco said it is evaluating next steps after the court rejected its plea against C-DOT's exclusive contract, and questioned the current emergency alert system's reliability.
Utimaco Technologies, a German company, has expressed disappointment with the Delhi High Court's dismissal of its petition challenging the Indian government's decision to name C-DOT as the sole implementation agency for the country's emergency cell broadcast system. Ronen Daniel, Utimaco's managing director, stated that the court's decision does not do justice to the company's position and that the company is awaiting the court's detailed order to evaluate its implications.
The dispute centers around the procurement and transparency aspects of the project, with Utimaco arguing that the government bypassed the normal public tender process despite the availability of competing technology providers.
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