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TikTok Banned In India: 'Please Never Allow This Virus Again'- Nia Sharma, Kushal Tandon & Other TV Celebs Laud Govt's Move

“Thank you for saving our country," Nia Sharma tweeted while lauding government's decision to ban 59 Chinese apps including TikTok.

New Delhi: The Government of India has decided to ban 59 Chinese apps including TikTok, UC Browser and Shareit. Several TV celebs including Nia Sharma, Kushal Tandon, Kamya Panjabi and Manveer Gurjar have lauded the government’s move to ban the Chinese app. There has been an ongoing debate on the quality of content in the TikTok videos. The hashtag #TikTok trended on Twitter after netizens shared jokes and hilarious memes on the micro-blogging site. MUST READ: From TikTok To UC Browser, Govt Bans 59 Chinese Mobile Apps; Check Complete List Here Popular TV actress Nia Sharma aka Brinda of ‘Naagin 4’ said that TikTok shoud ‘never be allowed again’. She tweeted, “Thank youu for saving our country. This Virus named Tik tok should never be allowed again!” TikTok Banned In India: 'Please Never Allow This Virus Again'- Nia Sharma, Kushal Tandon & Other TV Celebs Laud Govt's Move (Source- Instagram) Who can ever forget Carry Minati’s ‘YouTube vs TikTok’ video? ‘Bigg Boss 10’ winner Manveer Gurjar took a dig at the TikTokers in his tweet.
'Unlock' actor Kushal Tandon and 'Shakti-Astitva Ke Ehsaas Ki' actress Kamya Punjabi also hailed government's decision to ban the app.
Music composer Vishal Dadlani tweeted, "Banning Apps is to China, what Taali/Diyas were to Coronavirus."
Meme makers had a field day and as usual, they continued to do their job on Twitter. Check out the hilarious memes that are going viral after government decided to ban TikTok.
Twitterati mentioned Carry Minati while talking about the ban on TikTok. One user tweeted, "#59Chineseapps including #TikTok on #PlayStore are banned in India Happiest person on earth right now."
The government decided to ban the 59 Chinese apps including Baidu map Mi Community, Club Factory, WeChat, UC News, Weibo, Xender over national security concerns. Also READ: How Banning 59 Chinese Apps Will Help India Amid The Border Skirmish With China? The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology issued a statement, which read, "These measures have been undertaken since there is credible information that these apps are engaged in activities which are prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, security of state and public order." Watch this space for more updates!
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