Congress Criticizes Government’s Silence on Rising Chinese Imports

The Congress party has accused the Indian government of inaction against the economic and territorial threats posed by uncontrolled Chinese imports. General Secretary Jairam Ramesh highlighted the harmful impact on Indian MSMEs, especially in key sectors like electronic components and pharmaceuticals. He urged the government to take strong corrective measures.

The Congress party has raised serious concerns about the Indian government's lack of action against the increasing influx of Chinese imports, which they claim are damaging both the economy and the nation's territorial integrity.

Congress General Secretary Jairam Ramesh criticized the government's 'scatter-brained' response and noted the growing import dependence on China, which is adversely affecting Indian MSMEs, particularly in sectors like electronic components and pharmaceuticals.

Ramesh urged the government to adopt integrated economic strategies to counter the economic and national security threats posed by these imports, pointing out that other countries have already taken corrective measures.

(With inputs from agencies.)