The Central Government has banned 59 Chinese apps permanently, including Tiktok.

 

The Central Government temporarily banned 59 Chinese apps, including Tiktok, in June. The government had termed these apps as a threat to Indian integrity and security.

The Central Government had asked these 59 Chinese apps to file a reply in the matter. It was hoped that if the government is satisfied with the response to the Chinese app, the ban on the app could be lifted.

But the answers provided to the Central Government by the Chinese app have not come to fulfillment. In such a situation, the path of return of Chinese apps has been closed forever.

The government did not receive a satisfactory response from Chinese apps, including Tiktok.

According to a report by the Ministry of Electronics and Information has issued a notification banning 58 Chinese apps, including Tiktok and WeChat, permanently.

According to the report, the Central Government had sought an answer from the Chinese apps regarding the lifting of the ban on the apps and why the ban on those apps should be lifted.

But no satisfactory answer has been received from the Chinese app.

208 Chinese apps have been banned

Explain that in June 2020, due to the border dispute with China, India had banned 59 Chinese apps. In the last 6 months, the number of bans of Chinese app has increased to 208.

Tiktok claimed that it was in talks with the Ministry of Electronics and Information. The company hoped that Tiktok would return to India soon. However, the Central Government's permanent ban on the app has dashed those hopes at the moment.