EU imposes fine of 34 thousand crores on Google

The European Union (EU) regulator has imposed a fine of $ 5 billion (Rs 34 thousand crore) on Google to break the trust. This is the biggest penalty on a company in the world.

The penalty on Google is found to be found guilty of annoying rivals and creating a non-competitive environment through the Android mobile operating system.

Under this, the search engine was made more powerful in the wrong way. This step of the regulator is expected to cause tension in European Union and US economic relations.

The US tech company, which imposed a penalty on Google, was imposed on it last year for nearly two-and-a-half billion dollars, which was imposed for online shopping search service.

Google has challenged the pre-ordering order and the hearing is going on. The latest penalty amount is a small amount for the company Elbbet Inc., which runs Google, but it is pushing the image of the company. This can lead to bitterness in US and EU relations.

Google has said that it will appeal against the decision. According to Google, Android offers a lot of choice for each user. They are classic hallmarks at ecosystem, innovation, low value.

These rivals have to compete heavily. The CEO of the company Sundar Pichai has defended the way his system works.

But the EU Antitrust Chief, Margaret Vestajor, ordered Google to close non-competitive acts within 90 days.

EU President Jean-Claude Junker will meet US President Donald Trump in the White House next Wednesday.

This meeting has to be done in connection with the announcement of new charges on import of Trump's EU cars. In such a case, between the two leaders can also raise the issue of penalties on Google.