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China suspends visa of two Indian journalists

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China has suspended the visa of two Indian journalists working in the Chinese capital after the visa of a Chinese journalist was not extended by Indian authorities, Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson, Mao Ning said on Thursday.

The Indian journalists, Anshuman Mishra of Prasar Bharati and Ananth Krishnan, belonged to ‘Parsar Bharti’ and ‘The Hindu’ respectively.

Sharing more information during her regular briefing, she said that for a long time, Chinese journalists had received unfair and discriminatory treatment in India. She informed that in 2017 India shortened visa for Chinese journalists from three months to one month. In 2020, India refused to approve Chinese applications for journalists to go to India.

 

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