India, Oct. 18 -- The irony was not lost on many. Around the same time as the internet in India's national capital Delhi was shut down for several hours amid massive security and incessant protests, SpaceXAI chairman and founder Elon Musk waded into one of his quintessential Twitter feuds with the Indian government over Starlink and its satellite internet services.

This time, his target was not just the Indian government. Musk took on Reliance Jio - and then Mukesh Ambani too - accusing the conglomerate of strong-arming the government into creating a monopoly when it comes to satellite internet or satcom services. He even called Ambani the Prime Minister of India.

"Starlink is licensed in over 165 countries and has spent five years comp...