New Delhi: Amidst the deadlock on the border, now it seems that the trade-off between India and China is also affected. Customs officials in China and Hong Kong are intercepting the goods of Indian exporters. Exporters associations have written to the Ministry of Commerce in this regard, seeking help.

Exporters associations have written to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry informing about this matter and have told them that the customs officials of China and Hong Kong are preventing the export of India. According to the report to date, the letter sent by the exporters to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry states that all the imports are being physically tested by the Customs Department of China-Hong Kong. Due to this, clearance is being delayed and the cost of import is increasing.

Earlier there were such reports that goods coming from China are being investigated at Indian ports and they are being investigated intensively, and due to this their clearance is being delayed. However, there is no such official order from the Government of India. It is noteworthy that recently, 20 brave soldiers of our country were martyred during the open struggle on the Indo-China border, after which there is resentment against China in the country. A campaign to boycott Chinese goods is going on and there is talk of curbing imports from China.

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