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No plans to ban sale of Chinese smartphones priced under Rs 12,000: MoS IT

Rajeev Chandrasekhar said that Indian companies have a role to play in the country's electronic ecosystem but it does not mean exclusion of foreign brands

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The government has asked Chinese mobile companies to increase their exports from India and there is no proposal to ban the sale of handsets below Rs 12,000 made by such firms, Union minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar said on Monday.
The Minister of State for Electronics and IT also said that Indian companies also have a role to play in the country's electronic ecosystem but it does not mean exclusion of foreign brands.
"Only issue that we have raised and done very transparently with some of the Chinese brands is that we have said that our expectation is that they will do more exports.

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First Published: Aug 29 2022 | 7:34 PM IST

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