Traders across the country have planned to end trade with Turkey and Azerbaijan, which support Pakistan. A decision on this can be taken in the meeting called by the Confederation of All India Traders (CAT) of prominent trade leaders of various states on Friday. Ending trade relations with Turkey and Azerbaijan will cause losses of billions of dollars to both countries.

CAT National General Secretary Praveen Khandelwal said, There is no question of doing business with any country that is against India. This is the right time for the traders of the country to show their patriotism. Moving forward in this direction, this meeting has been called, in which a decision will be taken to end trade relations with Turkey and Azerbaijan. Also, Tiranga Yatra will be taken out across the country to express gratitude towards the valor and valor of the Indian Army.

Khandelwal said, CAT has been running a nationwide campaign for the boycott of Chinese products for a long time, which has seen a lot of effect. A similar campaign will now be run against the products of Turkey and Azerbaijan. He said, Turkey and Azerbaijan will suffer losses worth billions of dollars due to the trade boycott, and both countries will have to pay the price for standing against India.

Code code-sharing agreement between Indigo-Turkiye Airlines should be cancelled.

CAT's National General Secretary also said, We have written a letter to Union Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu and requested that the code sharing agreement between Indian airlines, especially Indigo and Turkish Airlines, should be re-examined. Also, it should be cancelled.

The import of apples and dry fruits from Turkey stopped.

Traders across the country, including Pune, have decided to stop imports from Turkey, which has criticized India's attack on terrorist bases in Pakistan. At the same time, traders in Pune have stopped the import of apples and dry fruits from Turkey and have also decided to boycott other imported products.

Traders of Pune's Krishi Upaj Mandi Samiti threw apples imported from Turkey onto the road in protest on Thursday. Traders of Pune import apples, litchis, plums, cherries, and dry fruits from Turkey. The import of apples alone is worth about Rs 1,200 crore. Praising the traders' decision, Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis said, I congratulate all those traders who have decided to boycott the import.

Apples from Turkey will not be sold in Haryana's vegetable markets either
Kaithal. Now Haryana's Vegetable Market Association has called for stopping the sale of Turkey's apples. It was decided that now Turkey's apples will not be sold in vegetable markets. The association has taken this decision after a meeting to support Pakistan.

Trader gets threat from Pakistan.
A few days after the announcement of stopping apple imports from Turkey, a fruit trader from Pune has received a threat from Pakistan. Krishi Upaj Mandi Samiti trader Suyog Zende said, "Around 9 am I received a voice message in which abusive language was used for India and it was said that we cannot do any harm to Pakistan or Turkey. I replied to this threat with a voice message." Zende said, traders are planning to meet the Pune Police Commissioner regarding this matter.

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