On 24th Indian government continued to ban 43 more chinese app in retrospect china blamed them of discriminatory business environment
On Tuesday, the Central government banned 43 applications, mainly Chinese. In retrospect, China after months of banning said that they "strongly oppose" India's move to block many of its programs and the "repeated use of national security" while doing so."China strongly opposes the repeated use of the Indian 'national security' as an excuse to block mobile apps of Chinese origin. Hope India provides a fair, non-discriminatory business environment for all market players and corrects discriminatory practices," said Ji Rong, China’s spokesman.In a detailed statement in response to the media, Ji Rong said the Chinese government has always ensured that the Chinese overseas companies follow international law, operate in accordance with laws and regulations and adhere to "social order and ethics".
“China and India are opportunities for development for each other rather than threats. Both parties must restore economic and trade relations and return to the right path of profit and winning outcomes based on negotiations," the representative said.
Yesterday, the Indian government said in a statement that they are "committed in protecting the citizens and the sovereignty and integrity of the Indian people at all levels and will take every step to ensure that."220 applications were banned in India during the border crossing with China a few months ago.
The Viral video TikTok platform and the popular PUBG shooting game were among the 59 Chinese programs that were closed in June, just days after 20 Indian soldiers died in the country as a result of clashes with Chinese troops east of Ladakh in Galwan Valley.In September, the government shut down another 118 programs that threatened the sovereignty of the country.
Apps that were blocked yesterday include Alibaba Workbench, AliExpress, Alipay Cashier, CamCard and WeDate.
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