#BoycottChineseProducts trends on Twitter after China blocks bid to list Masood Azhar as terrorist

Angry Twitter users in India seek a boycott of all Chinese products including apps like Tik Tok, after the country blocked a UNSC move to designate Masood Azhar as terrorist.

By : ABP News Bureau | Updated at : 14 Mar 2019 01:08 PM (IST)

#BoycottChineseProducts trends on Twitter after China blocks bid to list Masood Azhar as terrorist #BoycottChineseProducts trends on Twitter after China blocks bid to list Masood Azhar as terrorist

Twitterati in India launched a campaign to boycott Chinese products/ (Images: AFP/ Twitter)

China at the last moment put a technical hold on the proposal to list Masood Azhar as global terrorist

India termed the move disappointing, while US said it is against the goal of regional stability

Angry Twitter users in India, started an online campaign to boycott Chinese products, of which India is a huge market

New Delhi: China delivered a major setback to India and the to the global fight against terror on Wednesday, by blocking UNSC bid to designate Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar as international terrorist, for the fourth time. China at the last moment put a technical hold on the proposal at the UNSC, in a move termed disappointing by India. The Jaish-e-Mohammed is already a proscribed terror group which is responsible for a number of terror attacks in India. The proposal for the designation of its chief Masod Azhar, was moved by France, the UK and the US on Februray 27, days after the JeM carried out a deadly terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pulwama, which killed 40 CRPF personnel. China’s action was condemned by the US for saving Azhar, in a move which it termed as ‘contrary to the goal of regional stability’. “The case for designating Masood Azhar – the leader of a group the UN already calls an Al-Qaeda-affiliated terrorist organization – is undeniable,” it asserted. While Ministry of External Affair termed the action “disappointing”, people of India took to Twitter to vent out their anger against the country. Many Twitter users are seeking a boycott of Chinese products, including Chinese apps, for which India provides a large market. Hashtag #BoycottChineseProducts started trending on the micro blogging website on Thursday morning. So far 20.4K tweets have been made under the hashtag. Here are some reactions to China’s latest move of saving terrorist Masood Azhar for the fourth time.

This is reality of Chinese products Dear Indians #BoycottChineseProducts & mark your protest against their Save Terrorist policy pic.twitter.com/4yj4II4k2B
— रुपेश???????????????????????? (@Rajpoot_Roopesh) March 14, 2019

India - China bilateral trade in 2017 - $84.44 billion.
India's exports to China - $16.34 billion. India's imports from China - $68.10 billion. Trade deficit - $51.75 Now it is time to #BoycottChineseProducts to Protest Beijing block on UN action on terror.#BoycottChina — Gourav angral (@gouravangral3) March 14, 2019

Why we import $80 billion worth of product from China ? We should boycott this and #BoycottChineseProducts #BoycottChina @narendramodi #boycott #China #ChinaBacksTerror pic.twitter.com/V8felzl8kH
— Priyank Dev ???????? (@priyank_dev) March 13, 2019

#BoycottChina #ChinaBacksterror #BoycottChineseProducts Also boycott chinese app pic.twitter.com/vTptYkpExt
— Abhishek Chandra (@abhichandra_ac) March 13, 2019

As china is being the biggest reason to give rise in terrorism, China must learn lesson . So i request to all #indians to #BoycottChineseProducts If china uses veto power lets use power of india to teach them lesson. #BoycottChina
— SACHIN THORI (@skthori987) March 13, 2019

Request to every Indian who buys Chinese products pls #BoycottChineseProducts It's Now or Never.. pic.twitter.com/wEgxENIp5W
— રોન‌‌ક શાહ - Ronak Shah (@RonnieShah06) March 13, 2019