Once again, India boycotted China and stopped importing crude oil
Amid ongoing tensions with China in Ladakh, Indian companies have taken another decision against China. consistent with a Reuters report, Indian state-owned refineries have now stopped buying petroleum from Chinese companies. Earlier, the Indian government had tightened rules on imports from neighboring countries. On July 23, the Modi government announced new rules amid a border dispute between India and China. Sources told Reuters that since the new order was issued, government refineries are adding a clause to their import tenders. Last week, India’s state-owned refinery decided to shut tenders for petroleum imports from Chinese trading companies CNOOC Ltd, Unipec, and PetroChina, the source said. The Indian government has not yet issued any statement on Indian Oil Corps, Bharat Petroleum Corp, Hindustan Petroleum Corp, Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemical. Also Read: Bali Plans to restart to International Tourism in September No clear plan for vaccine, Rahul Gandhi fired missil...
