China’s commerce ministry on Thursday said that it hopes India would correct its discriminatory actions against Chinese companies immediately, Reuters reported. The statement comes after India banned Chinese mobile apps amid a border crisis between the two countries. China has not adopted any restrictive or discriminatory measures against Indian products and services, China's Ministry of Commerce told reporters, adding that India’s actions are in violation of WTO rules.
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