Delhi Capitals owner pledges to bring JSW's $400m worth Chinese imports to 'zero' in 2 yrs

The India China standoff has managed to grab all the headlines in recent weeks. The India China standoff has also led to a nationwide call to ban Chinese imports. The banning of 59 Chinese applications by the Indian government is also seen as a response to the India China standoff. Ever since the India China standoff began, several Indian entrepreneurs, businessmen and corporations have supported the decision to ban Chinese goods and imports.

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Recently, Anand Mahindra also gave a befitting reply to the editor of the Global Times when Chinese apps banned in India was enforced. Anand Mahindra replied to the tweet by the editor which referenced to the Chinese apps banned in India, saying that the comment will work as a rallying cry for India. The tweet was also liked by Delhi Capitals owner and the Managing Director of JSW Cement, Parth Jindal.

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Delhi Capitals owner speaks on India China standoff after Chinese apps banned in India

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After Anand Mahindra, Parth Jindal, the Managing Director of JSW Cement has also pledged to cut down on Chinese imports. Parth Jindal is the son of Sajjan Jindal, who is the Chairman of the JSW Group. The JSW Group also serves as the joint owner of IPL team Delhi Capitals. The Delhi Capitals co-owner is known for speaking his mind. Recently, Parth Jindal had also questioned the exclusion of Delhi Capitals player Ravichandran Ashwin and Rishabh Pant from India’s limited-overs team.

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This time, the Delhi Capitals co-owner has spoken about the India China standoff. Jindal tweeted that the India China standoff and the unprovoked attack by the Chinese on Indian jawans has served as a huge wake-up call for the JSW Group. The Delhi Capitals owner then revealed that the JSW Group has net imports of $400 million from China. Parth Jindal then revealed that the JSW Group pledged to bring down the level of net imports to zero in the next 24 months, as they aim to boycott China due to the India China standoff.

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This is not the first time the Delhi Capitals co-owner has spoken on the India China standoff. Parth Jindal had also talked about how he hoped Indian traders stop imports and exports to countries which aren’t India’s friends on June 25. The Delhi Capitals co-owner went on to say that all Indians have a duty to impact non-friendly countries economically while the country’s soldiers did their duty on the border.

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