Indian people living in China raise concerns at an embassy open house, according to reports from India Today and NDTV. The diaspora says social media content they describe as abusive or anti-India is circulating online, and they call on authorities to address it. Both outlets also report that attendees raise visa-related concerns, including restrictions or difficulties affecting their ability to travel or remain in China.
The complaints are presented in the context of community engagement at the embassy event. While the reports focus on the issues raised by attendees—online abuse and visa processes—they do not indicate that the embassy or Chinese authorities have issued specific responses in the coverage. The articles present the concerns as part of broader community discussions, with participants urging officials to take the issues seriously.
Overall, the accounts converge on two main themes: concerns about negative or abusive social media content targeting India or Indians, and concerns about visa restrictions or challenges faced by members of the Indian community in China.
