No more visas to Chinese Labourers, says India : Is it a right move?

absolutely ya , we must stop all these Chinese  invasion Tactics .

When a Chinese product is dumped into Indian market ,  it is priced well below the local market prices , objective to absorb  the market totally in their favor , thus emphasizing on weakening of our  local market . And one day hoping to capture the market addiction for their products , to end up in a  monopoly situation . 

While we talk  on their Invasion Tactics politically , the China crosses the Indian  boundaries , each year some part of India they occupy , without any shame , playing hide & seek , so smart to get into our territorials like a Fox , really cunning !!!    

Thus if Chinese Laborers are encouraged here , it would end up us in losing the position of occupying the largest Man power occupant country . 

You know china Always Comes  up with something New , like a Cunning Fox , but our government is always Circumspect   of the Situations to act wise !!! .

The Chinese are welcome to invest and do business providing they employ Indian blue collar work force and contractors. The government is the correct thing of not giving labors visas to the Chinese

If we want to remain independent ,then we should have to follow it.

Look at the human recourses, skilled labours, talent pool of our country. We are no way less competent than the Chinese counter parts. The scientific resources management is the answer to solve the problem. Recently, some of the Chinese engineers arrested by the police from one of the Industrial site in Orissa due for use of filth language to  Indians. The language is also a problem which is not properly understood even if a translator is available. There must be some criteria that the International bidders should take the responsibility of learning the local language to their employees in short term to know each other at site. The decision of not granting Visa to chinese labour is correct, but the above mentioned problem needs to be addressed.

I was not knowing about this. Thanks for sharing. I am dadly against this.

India's decision not to issue visa to Chinese labourers is in line with international trends and absolutely justified. There is not much to debate in this.

The nations have opened up their economies to free flow of capital, business opportunities and high skills & technology. Not for population transfer.

The South East Asia countries have guidelines for issuing work permits to migrant workmen. The investing companies can employ only one manager for each department. For deployment of workmen, the company has to give justification that, the particular skill is not available in their country and take prior approval.

China is also following strict norms in issuing visas to migrant workmen from other countries. Hence, India is fully justified to taking such steps to safeguard interests of her own work force.

I think this is a right move from the government to stop providing visas to Chinese workers as it will be a threat to labourers in India. The companies from other foreign countries did not feel the need to carry their own workers to projects in India,which has a vast reservoir of skilled employees and a long history of industry and entrepreneurship.