Pahalgam Terror Attack: After the Pahalgam attack, relations between India and Pakistan ended. The government's big decisions affected trade between India and Pakistan.

A major terrorist attack took place in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir on 22 April. In this attack, the terrorists targeted a tourist group in Pahalgam and opened fire on them. In the Pahalgam attack, the terrorists killed about 26 tourists and injured many people. After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, the Indian government has taken strict measures against Pakistan.

The government took several big decisions against Pakistan after the Pahalgam attack. In which the Indian government has canceled the Indus Water Treaty. Along with this, the Indian government has also completely canceled the SAARC visa for Pakistani citizens. At the same time, the government has ordered those Pakistani citizens who have SVES visa and are currently in India to leave the country within 48 hours. Apart from this, India has banned the official X account of Pakistan.

After the Pahalgam attack, India-Pakistan relations are ending completely. After all the big decisions of the government, its effect can be seen on the trade between India and Pakistan. Trade between India and Pakistan takes place on a large scale. In such a situation, many things can become expensive in India if relations with Pakistan end.

India buys dry fruits in large quantities from Pakistan. Dry fruits are very popular in Indian markets. In such a situation, due to changes in trade with Pakistan, the price of dry fruits in India may also change. Due to this, dry fruits may become expensive to a great extent in India.

Apart from this, India also buys a large amount of rock salt from Pakistan. Rock salt in India comes entirely from Pakistan. Because Pakistan is one of those countries in the world where rock salt is found in the largest quantity. Due to this, rock salt can be the most expensive in India.

Optical lenses used in glasses in India are also purchased from Pakistan. There is a high demand for optics made here in the Indian markets. Now after the big decisions of the government and the end of relations with Pakistan, optical lenses may become expensive in India.

Along with this, India also imports fruits, cement, Multani soil, cotton, steel and leather goods from Pakistan. All the products come to India in large quantities from Pakistan. But now there can be changes in the trade between India and Pakistan. Due to which all these things can also become expensive.

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