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India and Tibet have called for a joint campaign to boycott Chinese goods due to border intrusion incidents. Mohan Bhagwat declared: "We speak about self-dependence and standing up to China. The new government seems to be standing up to it. But where will the government draw strength from if we don't stop buying things from China?"

In 2016, China denied the entry of India to Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG). Also, China is viewed as a major roadblock by Indians towards its permanent seat in the United Nations Security Council . Meanwhile, China provides Pakistan unconditional support in many international stages. Also, China makes a large quantum of investments in Pakistan. During the conflict between the India and Pakistan in August–September 2016 after Uri attack, the supporting stand of China towards Pakistan led to a campaign to boycott Chinese products in India.

Many shops in India also began to boycott Chinese goods.

In May 2020, Indian engineer and innovator Sonam Wangchuk appealed to Indians to "use your wallet power" and boycott Chinese products. This appeal was covered by major media houses and supported by various celebrities.

Technology produced from China has also been a great cause for concern and has led to further support of the movement, particularly from companies such as Huawei, who have been identified as using illegal monitoring software/equipment in their phones and technology to track user inputs and personal information and storage of that information for use in Big Data analysis.

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BoycottChinese products (Boycott Made in China or stop using Chinese products, stop buying Chinese goods)