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Indians Want To Boycott Chinese Products After China’s Verdict On Masood Azhar, Here’s Why

by Jashodhara Mukherjee
Mar 14, 2019
in Extras
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Indians Want To Boycott Chinese Products After China’s Verdict On Masood Azhar, Here’s Why

This comes exactly one month after the Pulwama tragedy of 14th February, which cost India the lives of over 40 CRPF jawans when a car full of explosives rammed into a convoy carrying the jawans. Pakistani militant group, Jaish-e-Mohammed, claimed responsibility for the attack.

Since then, India has made a bid to the UN Security Council to have JeM leader, Masood Azhar, listed as a global terrorist. However, this bid has been put on a “technical hold” by China.

Indians Want To Boycott Chinese Products After China's Verdict On Masood Azhar, Here's Why - RVCJ Media

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This is the fourth time China has blocked this bid since the year 2009.

The UK, US and France had moved to have Azhar booked under the 1267 Al Qaeda Sanctions Committee of the UN Security Council on February 27th, 13 days after the Pulwama attack.

However, China has given its verdict on Masood Azhar and has blocked the bid. According to the Ministry of External Affairs, this is extremely disappointing.

Soon after the verdict, several Indians began demanding a boycott of all Chinese products and #BoycottChina and #BoycottChineseProducts began trending on Indian Twitter.

According to them, this move by China shows that they are willing to prioritize diplomatic relations over terrorism and therefore, it is important to boycott Chinese goods.

This is what they have to say:

#1

We should not use Oppo, Vivo, Realme, Apple, Samsung smartphones and tablets. Hit China hard. #BoycottChineseProducts @oppo @realmemobiles @Vivo_India Xiaomi can be used because they are manufacturing in India

— Sukhroo (@sukhroo) March 14, 2019

#2

https://twitter.com/Tweetskohli/status/1106034170365526022

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#3

https://twitter.com/sonipratik0071/status/1106059413234872320

#4

China supporting terrorism again…
Indian JANTA doesn't need more explanation than this to #BoycottChina and #BoycottChineseProducts pic.twitter.com/ZYUaNStXxb

— Sanghati dutta (@Sanghati6) March 14, 2019

#5

https://twitter.com/r_divu/status/1106018969822154752

#6

Let's now religiously stop using using Chinese products.#BoycottChina #BoycottChineseProducts

— Honest Taxpayer (@devkhatri) March 13, 2019

#7

https://twitter.com/KumarKamal152/status/1105895405361852418

#8

https://twitter.com/upasanatigress/status/1106033376916619264

#9

📣
EVERY TIME U BUY a CHINA PRODUCT👇

⤵U r Demeaning d Soldier who laid dwn hs LIFE 4 U

⤵U r SupportingTERROR
coz moneyU Pay China is investd in2 PAK,who sends Terrorists 2Kill us&Our Soldiers

SO
IF U❤IND
IF U Respect OurJawans#BoycottChineseProducts 👊#ThursdayThoughts pic.twitter.com/cpSv2xhUfE

— Empress👑ॐ (@iempress_1) March 14, 2019

#10

https://twitter.com/ch_ranjeetsingh/status/1106068082240430080

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