Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad has described the central government's move to ban Chinese mobile apps in the country as a digital strike over China. He said at a rally in West Bengal on Thursday that India has made a digital strike on China. According to the news agency Press Trust of India, Prasad said, 'We have banned these Chinese apps keeping in mind the data security of the people of the country. It was a digital strike.
Information and Broadcasting Minister at the Center, Ravi Shankar Prasad said that 'India is an advocate of peace but if someone turns a bad eye on us, we will give them a proper answer'. He further said, 'Now you are just hearing about two' C '- Coronavirus and China.
We believe in peace and negotiation to solve the problem, but if an eye is kept on us, we will also give the right answer. If 20 of our soldiers have given their lives, then it is double the number on the Chinese side. You must have seen that they have not released any data on their behalf.
Let us tell you that the Central Government on Monday had banned 59 Chinese mobile apps in the country, which included many popular apps like TikTok, UC Browser, ShareIt, Helo and Likee. It was said by the government that this step has been taken in view of data and privacy safety in the country. After this, an order was issued to Internet companies on Tuesday, which stated that they should stop these apps.
