foxconn had seen labour protests in both Indian and Chinese locations, in the former before the latter in recent memory. don't forget the american stance on in

foxconn had seen labour protests in both Indian and Chinese locations, in the former before the latter in recent memory. don't forget the american stance on india-pakistan conflicts during the cold war either. the west can do as they please with sanctions against india. they cannot be so liberal with china, however. the eu, for example, puts a lot of restrictions on indian drugs and produce in the name of "regulations" and gets away with it. at the end of the day, the people of india can have a "surprised pikachu" revelation about their current leader and choose to change him with someone else comes the election time. you cannot say the same about the other place. the west can influence on the same as well, if they so wish.