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Exclusive: Foxconn stops sending Chinese workers to India iPhone factories

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Foxconn is halting new work rotations for its Chinese employees at its Apple iPhone factories in India .

Sources say the Chinese government is responsible for the suspensions of worker deployments and equipment exports.

The development is likely to disrupt iPhone assembly lines in the Foxconn factories in the southern states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka .

Apple moved production of some of its most advanced iPhone models to India after some factory operations were disrupted by China ’s zero -Covid policies.

India continues to have a trade deficit with China , as it ramps up its manufacturing capability.

Beijing will take steps to prevent India from challenging its position as a global manufacturing powerhouse, Pant said.

“The underlying tensions will continue to ensure that this kind of economic rivalry between the two will only escalate,” Pant said..

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