In the early morning of October 10, Beijing time, famous American entrepreneur Musk suddenly “apologized” to India's super-rich Mukesh Ambani on his social media account, and even honored Ambani as the “Prime Minister of India.” It turns out that Musk is using ironic methods to harass Ambani, the head of India's largest private enterprise, Reliance Industries. According to previous reports from the US Bloomberg and other media, Musk has always wanted his satellite communication product “Starlink” to enter the Indian market, but he has never been able to do so. As a result, Musk believes that the industry oligarchs that monopolize India's telecommunications sector are jointly blocking him, and this is pointing the finger at Ambani and Reliance Industries. “Dear Prime Minister Ambani, please forgive me for being so blind before that I didn't realize that you are the real person in power in India.” Musk was sarcastic in a post he posted on the 10th. “You would probably prefer to maintain monopolistic exploitation of the Indian population, but can you consider allowing Starlink to compete in the market?”

In the early morning of October 10, Beijing time, famous American entrepreneur Musk suddenly “apologized” to India's super-rich Mukesh Ambani on his social media account, and even honored Ambani as the “Prime Minister of India.” It turns out that Musk is using ironic methods to harass Ambani, the head of India's largest private enterprise, Reliance Industries. According to previous reports from the US Bloomberg and other media, Musk has always wanted his satellite communication product “Starlink” to enter the Indian market, but he has never been able to do so. As a result, Musk believes that the industry oligarchs that monopolize India's telecommunications sector are jointly blocking him, and this is pointing the finger at Ambani and Reliance Industries. “Dear Prime Minister Ambani, please forgive me for being so blind before that I didn't realize that you are the real person in power in India.” Musk was sarcastic in a post he posted on the 10th. “You would probably prefer to maintain monopolistic exploitation of the Indian population, but can you consider allowing Starlink to compete in the market?”