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India and china latest news: After tensions in Ladakh, India has started working on a strategy to surround China. Meanwhile, goods coming from China at Mumbai’s port are under strict scrutiny. Several containers are stranded due to the investigation.

The ongoing tension between India and China in Ladakh is now beginning to have an impact on Dragon’s business. India has surrounded China on both the economic and strategic front to teach China a lesson. In such a situation, the customs officials from the ports to the airport are doing a rigorous examination. However, there is no written or oral order from the government in this regard. At the same time, an official said that the goods would be being investigated after an intelligence input. Let me tell you that tension has been going on between India and China in Ladakh for more than a month and the armies of both the countries are face to face there.

Officers are acting strictly

Due to the strictness of the customs authorities, large quantities of Chinese electronics and pharma goods are lying at ports and airports. Customs officials across the country are closely scrutinizing all shipments coming from China. Excise Department has not been officially informed about this, the authorities are being very strict.

Chinese goods being stopped

Sources said that the backlog of Chinese goods at the port and airport is increasing. Even freight companies like FedEx and DHL have not been taking new orders since Wednesday. There are reports of Chinese goods being intercepted in Nhawa Sheva, the country’s largest port, and south of Mumbai.

“There is no written or verbal order from the Customs or Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) to stop or accept goods from China,” said a tax official in Delhi. If some containers have been intercepted in some cases, there will be some intelligence and this will be done as a routine to reduce the threat.

A Chennai-based company reported that intelligence reports of illegal narcotics were received a few days ago. The officials are now strictly checking the importer’s papers. But this is not a normal process.

Meanwhile, some shipments to Pharma have been cleared on Wednesday after considerable scrutiny in Chennai. While large containers of other goods have not yet been cleared. Dinesh Dua, chairman of the Pharmaceutical Export Promotion Council of India, said Wednesday was a slightly better day for the pharma sector and some cargoes were cleared after scrutiny. This was allowed after talking to senior government officials.