Similar appeals will also be issued through camps organised in the various districts of Braj, where people will be made aware of alternatives to Chinese products.
(File photo: PTI)As China's plot to subvert India's security through a plethora of Chinese mobile apps has now finally been revealed, people of Braj region in Uttar Pradesh have decided to boycott every possible thing that bears the stamp of Made in China.In a web seminar organised by the Hindustani Biradari on Saturday, the speakers unanimously issued an appeal for boycott of Chinese products.
Similar appeals will also be issued through camps organised in the various districts of Braj, where people will be made aware of alternatives to Chinese products.Hindustani Biradari Vice-Chairman Vishal Sharma said that the world is currently being driven by technology and due to China's huge manufacturing capability and merciless exploitation of its natural resources, it is sitting on top of the technology pyramid, manufacturing almost every technological product that is currently in the market.
In such a scenario, it may not be possible to boycott every Chinese product, as there are no Indian alternatives to many of those.However, wherever possible, a non-Chinese product should be used as every Chinese product purchased by Indians, buys more ammunition for the Chinese Army, to be used against India.Sharma said that an Indo-China friendship is a myth that has been propagated since the time of former PM Jawaharlal Nehru and in the initial period, even the current government banked upon good relations with China, but China backstabbed India with its incursions into Ladakh and Kashmir.He said that the Indian Army is well capable of retaliating to Chinese aggression but the presence of Chinese spying gadgets in every home has created a vast electronic surveillance network inside India for this rogue country, and only by switching off all Chinese gadgets, could India really beat China in this electronic warfare.The seminar was also addressed by Rajkumar Nagrath, Amir Qureshi, Deep Sharma, Murari Lal Agarwal and other local dignitaries.