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India and China border latest news: Tensions between India and China have reached a peak not only on the strategic front but also on the economic front. Dragon has been dwarfed after Chinese apps were banned in India. Let us know that the tension between the two countries has been going on on the Ladakh border for more than a month.

Highlights

• India banned 59 apps from China citing security
• Dragon exasperated from India’s ban, says review\
• China remembers international law after New Delhi’s action
• Please tell that tension has been going on between the two countries in Ladak for more than a month.

India, which is strictly dealing with China in Ladakh, has now banned 59 Chinese apps in the country, surrounding it on the strategic and economic front, and has also ordered Google to remove all those apps from its Play Store. China is nervous due to this action of India and has started talking about keeping an eye on the situation, expressing sorrow over it.

China worried after India’s action

Chinese Foreign Minister spokesman Zhao Lijian reacted to the ban on Chinese apps in India, saying, “China is very concerned and is reviewing the situation.” Please tell that tension has been going on between the two countries in Ladakh for more than a month. In the conflict with the Chinese army in the Galvan Valley, 20 Indian soldiers were killed and 40 Chinese soldiers were killed.

Dragon now remembers international law

He said, ‘We want to say that the Chinese government has always been asking its businessmen to follow international and local regulations. The Indian government has the responsibility to protect the legal rights of all international investors, including Chinese.

India banned 59 apps yesterday

Explain that the Indian government had taken a big decision to ban more than 50 Chinese apps on Monday. The list of banned apps includes numerous popular apps and names like TikTok, UC Browser, and ShareIt. The reason for the banning of apps is not only to be Chinese, but it has been done as an important step to maintain the security and unity of the country. Around 59 apps will soon be removed from the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store.