since you know so much about jio... answer a few questions.
did jio buy spectrum under their own brand name?
how many rules and regulations have been changed by the government to accommodate jio?
how good was network quality and quality of service before rcom arrived on the scene with their low cost services and forced everyone to drop the ball and follow them? i might be wrong here but call drops was not a thing that a thing we were used to before rcom arrived on the scene. jio has gone one step ahead... you cannot even make calls to jio numbers these days. yesterday, through the day, i could not make a call out from dad's jio phone. if this is the telecom revolution you are talking about, i had rather get back to days before jio.
if you want to see how reliance behaves in a market where they are dominant player, check petro-chemicals. they increase and decrease prices at will to keep the competition at bay. your profits and losses are totally dependent upon the mood of the company as they control majority of the raw material supplies in this market.
jio is not doing a social service. mukesh ambani is not our savior. he has invested billions of dollars on jio. not to revolutionized telecom and broadband industries in this country but to stay relevant. communication is the oil of the future. ability to monitor and control what people can access online gives you immense power which can and would be misused. he already controls most of the news media. and with jio he is aiming for our phones and internet.