Reliance Communications will exit from the wireless voice business, and is expected to scale down its operations due to intense competition significantly, rating firm Fitch Ratings said on Wednesday. Amid reports of operations closure, the Anil Ambani-led telecom operator announced that it will focus on offering 4G services as a mobile virtual network operator after selling its spectrum assets, following its move to call off a plan to merge its wireless operations with Aircel Ltd, owned by Malaysia’s Maxis Berhad, citing regulatory and competitive reasons. “We expect Rcom to gradually exit from the wireless voice business and significantly scale down its operations due to intense competition,” Fitch said in a report. RCom on Monday has come up with a comprehensive debt resolution plan to its domestic and foreign Lenders. Under the plan, the telco said that it would pay off up to Rs. 17,000 crore of its debt, out of the proceeds of monetisation of Spectrum, Towers and Fiber an...