NEW DELHI (Reuters) – India will not impose restrictions on laptop imports, country’s trade secretary told reporters on Friday, rolling back its earlier plan of curbing imports after criticisms.
The import licensing regime, announced on Aug.
3, aimed to “ensure trusted hardware and systems” enter India, was delayed by three months after objections from industry and Washington criticised the plan, which would impact companies like Dell and HP.
(Reporting by Aftab Ahmed; editing by David Evans)
