Calling for unity among industrialists to stop imports from China, JSW Group owner Sajjan Jindal on Monday said business cannot go on as usual while Indian soldiers get killed at the LAC by the Chinese.
On Thursday, his son Parth Jindal, who looks after the cement business of the $14-billion group, had said that the group would stop annual imports worth $400 million from China in the next 24 months.
Referring to the recent clash between Indian and Chinese troops at the Galwan Valley, he said his call for action was a result of what China did on Indian soil.
In a statement, Sajjan Jindal said, “We cannot keep making money by buying cheaper Chinese raw materials for our business while our soldiers are getting killed at the LAC (the line of actual control) by them.”
