Make in India and support of the Chinese government to Pakistan for the Uri attacks has created a panic moment for the China’s firework makers. Politicians are in total support to send the message to citizens for buying only Indian Goods and that too from Indian Manufacturers. On the other hand the social media beat out to the Chinese products for their support to Pakistan after India blamed it for the Uri Attacks has created a boycott movement against any Chinese product.

And all this is not only what we can observe it on Facebook or Twitter, the actual reflection of this can be seen on the diwali fireworks market. The campaign to boycott Chinese goods following the country's support to Pakistan after the Uri attack has started hitting Diwali sales, according to traders in Old Delhi's markets.

This has created a drought in the pockets that are selling these Chinese products:
"People have invested a lot on these products. Before taking any decision, politicians should be aware of our plight.Any plan to stop Chinese goods in India is not feasible for we do not yet have any such infrastructure to manufacture these products here," says Nitin Malhotra, a shop-owner at Old Delhi's Lajpat Rai market.

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