The effect of banning of China’s apps

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 Considering the ongoing turmoil in Eastern Ladakh it was not a surprise when the government banned use of further 118 popular Chinese apps in india. 


After almost five decades of tranquility at LAC  the Chinese government appeared to have woken up from slumber in order to create an atmosphere of mistrust by trying to unilaterally change the LAC-the de-facto border between the two countries. Chinese aggression at LAC has fanned its  expansionism once again as it is trying to exercise control on all its neighbors. The indian government, quite aware of china’s sinister designs, has taken a slew of measures to make the latter bleed economically. Now, around 174 popular chinese apps having been banned by the government , a message has been passed to China-a message loud and clear: india is not going to tolerate any act of anyone which it thinks is detrimental to its sovereignty. A military build up at Sino indian border coupled with banning of hitherto popular chinese apps is going to hit china harder. PUB G a very popular gaming app now finds itself included in the banned list. Soon, the government expects other countries to follow the suit. Needless to say the economic impact on china would be severe.


The Indian leadership has made it clear in past, in no uncertain terms, that india wants peace; that development for all should be the key word in the modern world. In such light the expansionist outlook shown by China appears too old and a mis-fit. 


A world full of deadly weapons is already under a stress of incalculable magnitude. The indian philosophy in this backdrop stands tall-this world is not a property of any individual country. But, alas! China has  never tried to respect this basic fact. China’s aggression in South China Sea ( SCS), its building an artificial island with military capabilities is a pointer of its growing intention to control the surrounding countries like Vietnam, Taiwan, Philipines, Malaysia, Brunei et al.  But no matter what india will never allow china to fulfil its maritime misadventure. India is strengthening its naval power in the Andaman and Nicobar islands to choke China near Malacca Straits, arguably the busiest shipping channel between Indian Ocean and Pacific.


The world order is clear in its thought and is on its toes to crush any of China’s misadventures anywhere especially in sea. Act it must as there is hardly any option to ‘ live and let live’ concept to save the world.

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  1. UnknownSeptember 4, 2020 at 8:54 PM

    Nicely put. A factual account which must make China accountable.

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