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BYD execs fail to get Indian visas
Mint Mumbai
|October 09, 2023
China’s BYD Auto Co. Ltd’s executives have been unable to secure Indian visas for at least over a year, precluding in-person meetings with representatives of Megha Engineering and Infrastructure Ltd in India for their electric vehicle (EV) project, two people familiar with the developments said.
In the absence of Indian visas, meetings between BYD and Megha executives are being held in countries such as Nepal, Sri Lanka and China, the people said on condition of anonymity.
“No official reason has been given for the denial of Indian visas to BYD executives," said one of the two people.
Ties between India and China have been tense after clashes along the India-China border in the Galwan region of Ladakh led to the deaths of 20 Indian soldiers. The clashes, the worst flare-up of tensions between the two sides in 45 years, have significantly strained ties between the two countries.
To be sure, Chinese companies in various sectors have faced trouble in getting visas for travel to India.
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