Since 1992, China has been the major target of India’s anti-dumping measure with harsher tool and the characters of many involved products, high confirming damage ratio and high final tax rates. When it comes to its distribution, the involved industries are fairly convergent. There were apparent differences of tax rates in different industries. By utilizing cross-sector data and a Probit specification, we analyze the influential factors of India antidumping towards China. Empirical results show that Indian authority synthesized political, economic factors and the characters of Chinese products when ruling antidumping cases. The ruling results reflect the political power of domestic interest groups and the discrimination towards China.