Turkey Anti -India Stance has upset Delhi’s Apple Traders, Preparations for Boycott – Amar Ujala Hindi News Live

Especially in Asia’s biggest fruit and vegetable market Azadpur, there has been a sharp reaction to this. Merchant organizations have said to boycott apples coming from Turkas.

Ravi Kumar, the chief and senior fruit trader of Azadpur Mandi, clearly said that now the Turki will not be traded. The goods that have already come to them will be dealt with, but no new order will be given in future.

The Turki has worked against the feelings of the whole world by questioning India’s anti -terrorism action. Today every country is troubled by terrorism and at such a time supporting Pakistan shows the anti -India mentality of the Turkas.

Another senior businessman Narendra Kumar also said that the attitude of the Turkas is condemnable. He said that we are traders but nothing is bigger than the national interest for us. We will not import apples from Turkas, whether profits or disadvantages from it.

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Similarly, businessman Manoj Bansal says that countries like Turkas will get a lesson only when traders of India united and answer at the economic level. He said that such a campaign has now started in the mandi that questions will also be asked from the traders who bring goods from the Turkas.

Appeal not to go to Turkas and Azerbaijan

Confederation of All India Traders (CAT), the top organization of traders across the country, has appealed to the traders and people to fully boycott the trulkes and Azerbaijan visits. Praveen Khandelwal, National General Secretary of CAT and MP from Chandni Chowk, said that if Indian citizens boycott their visit to Turki and Azerbaijan’s support for Pakistan, it could have a significant impact on the economy of these countries, especially the tourism sector.

Khandelwal said that if Indian tourists boycott the Turki travel, it would suffer a direct loss of about $ 291.6 million. Additionally, the cancellation of marriage, corporate programs and other cultural activities organized by Indian tourists may lead to more economic losses.

At the same time, Azerbaijan will suffer a direct loss of about 308.6 million dollars due to boycott of Indian tourists. Since Indian tourists go to Azerbaijan for mainly holidays, entertainment, marriage and adventure activities, economic recession in these areas can also occur on a large scale.