The ongoing dispute between Bharti Airtel and Tejas Networks has intensified, with Airtel accusing Tejas of providing sub-standard equipment used by Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL). Airtel claims that the interference issues stem from Tejas' radio equipment not conforming to Indian spectrum limits. Tejas, however, argues that the interference is due to Airtel's site placements being too close to BSNL's. The conflict highlights concerns over equipment quality and compliance with technical standards. Airtel insists that Tejas' equipment radiates signals beyond acceptable limits, while Tejas maintains that the issue is misattributed to their equipment. A resolution would require adjustments to Tejas' equipment to align with Indian frequency allocation requirements.