New Delhi: Merely a day after India banned 59 Chinese mobile apps in the country, China has raised concerns over the move and said that Indian government must uphold the “legitimate and legal rights” of international investors.
On Monday, India banned 59 Chinese apps including TikTOk and UC Browser citing security reasons and posing a threat to tthe defence, sovereignty and integrity of India.
The ban comes at a time when India and China are engulfed in a violent standoff at Galwan Valley in Ladakh.
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