Abstract
The sourness of relations with India and China due to border dispute has reached the digital platform. The Indian government had banned 59 Chinese mobile applications, including Tittock, on Monday night. Following India's move, the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi responded on Tuesday and termed the decision as "discriminatory" and incorrect.
Detailed
Chinese Embassy spokeswoman Ji Rong has said that India's decision to ban certain Chinese apps is discriminatory and vague. He said that this decision of the Government of India is against fair and transparent procedures and abuses national security exceptions. Rong also called the decision against world trade rules.
He said that this decision is not appropriate given the consumer interests and market competition in India. This move is against the general trend of international trade and e-commerce. He said that China will strongly oppose this move of the Indian government and at the same time we will appeal to India to change its discriminatory behavior.
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China came into concern, gave reference to international laws
Earlier, China's Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian has said that China is concerned about this and is assessing the situation. Zhao said that the Chinese government always tells Chinese businesses to follow international and local laws and regulations. The Indian government has the responsibility to maintain the legal rights of international investors, including Chinese investors.
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59 apps including Tiktok have been banned
Explain that, on Monday, the Indian government had banned 59 Chinese apps, including tick-talk, giving China a big blow. Halo and cam scanners were also banned. There was a demand to ban the tick-talk app only after the border dispute between India and China. Many more popular apps such as UC Browser, Share It was banned.
Earlier, Indian security agencies had prepared a list of Chinese apps and appealed to the central government to stop them. It was argued that China can hack Indian data. The government has banned 59 mobile apps that were dangerous to India's sovereignty and integrity, India's defense and public order.
The Indian government has banned these apps from China
TikTok, Share It-Shareit, Kawai-Kwai, UC Browser-UC Browser, Baidu Map-Baidu map, Shen-Shein, Clash of Kings-Clash of Kings, DU Battery Saver-DU battery saver, Hello, Likey-Likee, YouCam Makeup-YouCam Makeup, Mi Community-Mi Community, CM Browser-CM Browers, Virus Cleaner-Virus Cleaner, Apus Browser-APUS Browser, Romvi-ROMWE, Club Factory-Club Factory, News dog-Newsdog, Beauty Plus-Beauty Plus, WeChat-WeChat, UC News-UC News, QQ Mail-QQ Mail, Weibo-Weibo
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