Recently, India has launched another raid on Chinese companies, this time with vivo India as the victim. CEOs, CFOs and other senior executives have had a huge impact on the company's normal operations. Allegedly, the Indian side accused vivo India of sending more than 620 billion rupees to China under the pretext of "money laundering", and claimed to have discovered a large-scale money laundering scheme involving a number of Chinese and Indian companies. This is not the first time India has used such tactics, and Chinese companies have been their main targets. However, we cannot ignore the fact that other countries have also been targeted by India, whether it is international giants such as Apple, Microsoft or Amazon, which have been deceived by India. At the same time, India is also asking these companies to continue to invest the money they make in the Indian market to meet their needs. Behind all this, we see India's own predicament and the image they are trying to establish on the international stage.
India has been carrying out raids on Chinese companies under the pretext of "money laundering". This kind of behavior has become their usual method, and India has a "sitting" attitude towards Chinese companies, not only raiding vivo India, but also carrying out similar actions against companies such as Xiaomi and OPPO. Not only that, but India has also asked these companies to continue to invest in the Indian market and not let them take the money they have earned. India's approach has been vividly described as "India makes money and India spends it, and wants to take it home", which shows how greedy India is for foreign investment. However, India's attacks are not limited to Chinese companies, as other countries have also been targeted.
International giants such as Apple, Microsoft and Amazon have all suffered unfair treatment in India. India has targeted these companies for various reasons, not only freezing their account funds, but also issuing huge fines. This approach highlights India's hegemonic and unscrupulous side. There is no doubt that India can be said to be the first in terms of endangering foreign companies. In this way, they gain more profits, using international companies as their own "cash machines", and this practice will undoubtedly further damage India's reputation in the international community.
Russia was once India's military partner, but India has shown deception in its dealings with Russia. India has been trying to use the rupee as a settlement currency and wants Russia to put its rupee into the Indian market. However, this has undoubtedly caused great distress and inconvenience to Russia. India demands other countries according to its own needs, and regards other countries as its "money bag". However, Russia has raised objections to this and wants the yuan to be used as the settlement currency. India's greed and dependence on foreign capital are laid bare.
India has touted becoming the "third in the world" and plans to become a developed country by 2047. However, it is clear that India's current image and behaviour are not in line with their stated goals. They blindly believe that they can achieve their goals by deceiving international companies and grabbing foreign capital, but they ignore the importance of their own plight and image. India's current eating style has smashed its signboard, making people more cautious about their development expectations.
This is not the first time that India has raided Chinese companies, and they have not only frozen their account funds and issued huge fines to Chinese companies under the pretext of "money laundering", but also demanded that the companies continue to invest the money they make in the Indian market. However, this practice is not just aimed at Chinese companies, international giants in other countries have also been attacked by India. India's attack is stealthy and vicious, and even a major country like Russia is not immune. India's deception of foreign companies has smashed their signboards, and they are facing difficulties in their goal of becoming a developed country. We need to be vigilant about India's actions and protect our own economic interests.