China's eye on India's economy

New Delhi: The dispute between India and China over the LC border of Ladakh continues. Among all this, there are revelations that China is spying on India in an intelligence manner. Amidst all this, another revelation has been revealed that China's eyes are now resting on India's economy.

According to information from sources, China is spying around 1400 individuals and entities, including India's payment app, supply chain, delivery apps and CEO-CFO of these apps. It is being told that China has a keen eye on at least 1400 organizations covering an entire spectrum ranging from an engineering student doing internships with the Indian Railways and more so as China’s startups and e-commerce platforms in India and India It is also overseeing foreign investors and their founders and chief technology executives.

China is spying on these big companies founders, CEOs, CFOs, CTOs and COOs - TK Kurien - Chief Investment Officer at Premji Invest, Anish Shah - Group CFO, Mahindra Group, PK X Thomas - CTO, Reliance Brands, Brian Bade - Chief Executive, Reliance Retail, Vineet Sekhsaria - Country Head, Morgan Stanley, Flipkart co-founder Binny Bansal, Zomato founder and CEO Deepinder Goyal, Swiggy co-founder and CEO Nandan Reddy, Nyaka co-founder and CEO Falguni Nair , Pavan Vaishya, chief driver of Uber India, Namit Potnis, chief of PayU.

Earlier on Monday, it was revealed that China is spying on politicians sitting on big constitutional posts and officials in strategic positions in India. It has been revealed that China is spying around 1350 people including PM Narendra Modi, including five PMs, 40 former and present Chief Ministers, 350 MPs, lawmakers, legislators, mayors, sarpanches and the army. At the same time, a Chinese government newspaper had claimed that China does not consider India as its enemy nor does it want to increase the dispute with India.

China is a very vicious country, its country's media claims something else and its intentions are different. Along with the border dispute, he is also engaged in intelligence spying in a digital way. But India is also no less and it will give a befitting reply to China. Sources also said that the disclosure of this espionage scandal has now proved to be a right decision to ban 200 Chinese companies and keep China away from auctioning 4G, 5G.