Products made in China cannot be used in India; Federal government tightening safety rules

More than 200 Chinese processors, including the Tic-Tac-Toe processor, have been banned by the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Not to be outdone, the federal government immediately expelled Chinese companies that were doing contract work in various sectors, including railways, electricity and road transport.

Following this, the government is working hard to establish a security framework with new rules for foreign companies to trade with our country, a federal official said.

In particular, the official said the federal government was clear that China should not be dependent on any circumstances for the installation and implementation of 5G technology, which is considered the next generation technology.

Initially, the federal government is said to be planning to acquire and use 5G technologies from Japan, and to acquire techniques and equipment from European countries or the United States if the need arises to implement that technology.

It is said that the Central Government is planning to introduce new security measures to allow the participation of foreign companies not only in the telecommunications sector but also in the transport sector including electricity, energy, roads and railways.

That is, the federal government has taken steps to create security rules, including that companies doing contract work in India must, in all, including the products and techniques they use, state which country it is made of and its background details. In this way, the central government is planning to make the products made in China unusable in India.