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Alibaba and founder Jack Ma summoned to Indian court over censorship
- Sunday | 26th July, 2020
NEW DELHI (Reuters) – An Indian court has summoned Alibaba and its founder Jack Ma in a case in which a former employee in India says he was wrongfully fired after objecting to what he saw as censorship and fake news on company apps, documents seen by Reuters showed. UC India said in a statement it had been “unwavering in its commitment to the India market and the welfare of its local employees, and its policies are in compliance with local laws. Alibaba representatives did not respond to requests for comment from the Chinese company or on behalf of Jack Ma. The court case is the latest hurdle for Alibaba in India after the Indian government’s app ban, following which UC Web has started laying off some staff in India. India did not ban its 2,000-rupee currency note and no war occurred between India and Pakistan in 2018.
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