Banning of the 59 Chinese apps in India created an interesting pattern in the brains of the Chinese Govt officials. Chinese officials analyzed the future business relations with India and took a back step at the border. China must have never expected this sort of a move from India.
On the other side, even though China shows signs of back step, Indian Government is making sure that the Boycott Chinese Products movement doesn’t lose its flow. Apart from demanding all the eCommerce companies to show the origin of the products to the customers, Indian Government gave a very last chance for the banned 59 Chinese apps to give any explanation before permanent deletion.
As per this last chance, a questionnaire with 79 questions was sent to the 59 app offices for them to answer. The questions will be focused on their business like the origin of the core team members, funds, parent organization details, etc. July 22nd is the deadline to submit this questionnaire to the Indian Government.
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