The developments in India’s mobile market will be horribly familiar to operators in France, which are only just stabilizing after Iliad’s Free Mobile wreaked havoc as a new entrant, unleashing price wars by harnessing its capex-light, modern network on incumbents with all the expense of legacy infrastructure and services. Reliance Jio has been striving for a similarly disruptive effect in India since it finally launched its LTE-only services, with a high-impact free introductory offer, less than a year ago. In that time, RJio has captured 41% share of India’s total wired and wireless broadband market, according to new figures from regulator TRAI. This far outstrips its largest rivals – Bharti Airtel, Vodafone, Idea Cellular and Reliance Communications – and the…