<p>Former Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi on Wednesday declared that he would not represent the company that prepared the mobile application 'TikTok' in a court, a day after the Union government's action to ban 59 Chinese Apps in the country.</p>.<p>Senior advocate Rohatgi, and other counsel Rajiv Nayar and Aman Sinha also expressed their unwillingness to appear for ByteDance, the manufacturer of the video-sharing application during such tense times, following the bloody clash with the Chinese Army that claimed lives of 20 India soldiers at East Ladakh.</p>.<p>Nayar told a TV channel that his conscience does not allow to argue for a Chinese company. Sinha also tweeted that he was asked by a junior lawyer to appear for TikTok which he has "flatly refused".</p>.<p dir="auto">Senior advocate A M Singhvi, who had earlier appeared for Chinese company ByteDance (India) Technology Pvt Ltd, also said he did not intend to represent the company.</p>
<p>Former Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi on Wednesday declared that he would not represent the company that prepared the mobile application 'TikTok' in a court, a day after the Union government's action to ban 59 Chinese Apps in the country.</p>.<p>Senior advocate Rohatgi, and other counsel Rajiv Nayar and Aman Sinha also expressed their unwillingness to appear for ByteDance, the manufacturer of the video-sharing application during such tense times, following the bloody clash with the Chinese Army that claimed lives of 20 India soldiers at East Ladakh.</p>.<p>Nayar told a TV channel that his conscience does not allow to argue for a Chinese company. Sinha also tweeted that he was asked by a junior lawyer to appear for TikTok which he has "flatly refused".</p>.<p dir="auto">Senior advocate A M Singhvi, who had earlier appeared for Chinese company ByteDance (India) Technology Pvt Ltd, also said he did not intend to represent the company.</p>
