Huawei responds: China spies have not been confirmed

Global network reporter Tanlia reported that 3 Chinese citizens on suspicion of "espionage and money-laundering" was arrested by the Indian side, India said the 3 per capita employees of Huawei company.　　Huawei has now responded to the matter, but said that the 3 people detained were not confirmed by Huawei employees. According to Reuters 19th, the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh police said the Indian and Nepalese border in the late 17th arrested 3 Chinese citizens, suspected they suspected of "espionage and money laundering" and detained. India said the 3 Chinese, two men and one woman, from Shanghai, China, are employees of China's Huawei Company, who crossed into India and 3 had no valid Indian visa. The Hindustan Times said 19th that one of the 3 people also held Indian tax documents, which were issued only to Indian citizens, and that the police suspected money-laundering suspects.　　During the trial, 3 people said they had worked in Nepal and had inadvertently entered the Indian Territory. On the morning of 20th, global network reporters called Huawei on the matter, Huawei said it has noted the relevant reports, is currently in contact with local authorities in India, and cooperate with the investigation, but the seizure of 3 people are Huawei employees have not been confirmed.