Politics intensifies over Boycott Turkey
BJP raises questions on Congress's stand, Congress says- Government should clarify the situation
BJP has questioned Congress's stand on Boycott Turkey. BJP leader Amit Malviya surrounded the Congress and said that the whole country stands in solidarity against Turkey but the Congress party is not able to connect itself with the wider sentiment of the Indian people.
Actually, Amit Malviya has shared a video of the Congress press conference in which a question related to the boycott of Turkey was asked by journalists. But Jairam Ramesh and Pawan Khera refused to give any answer. Sharing this video, Amit Malviya wrote- The country is angry with the support being given to the terrorist state of Pakistan by Turkey and Azerbaijan. The demand to boycott trade and tourism with these countries is increasing and the public is standing in solidarity. But the Congress party is not able to connect itself with the wider sentiment of the Indian people. No wonder it is so disconnected from the public. It deserves its political anonymity and complete isolation.' On the other hand, Congress says that the government should clarify the situation regarding Turkey. Has the government closed the Turkish embassy?
The government should clear its stand - Congress
Congress's Pawan Khera has retorted to this post of Amit Malviya. Congress asked that first the government should clear its stand. What kind of relationship will be with a country is decided by the government, not the opposition. Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera tagged the PMO and the Foreign Minister on the social media platform and wrote that it should be made clear to the country whether the government has closed the Turkish embassy, and has broken all diplomatic and trade relations with that country. What kind of relationship to keep with which country, this decision has to be taken by the government, not the opposition. The government should clarify the situation immediately.
On the social media platform, he tagged the PMO and the Foreign Minister and wrote that it should be made clear to the country whether the government has closed the Turkish embassy, and has broken all diplomatic and trade relations with that country. The decision of what kind of relations to maintain with which country is to be taken by the government, not the opposition. The government should clarify the situation immediately.
India helped after the earthquake, Turkey sent drones to Pakistan
Actually, the people of India are punishing Turkey for its ingratitude. Turkey, which India helped after the terrible earthquake, supported Pakistan in the war. It provided Pakistan with weapons ranging from drones. Now Indians have opened a front against it. Indian travel agencies are now cancelling bookings for Turkey tours and are also not taking new bookings. Due to which Turkey will have to suffer a loss of Rs 3000 crores every year.
Annual income of Rs 3000 crores from Indian tourists
Let us tell you that the tourism sector is also very important in Turkey's economy. On an average, three lakh Indian tourists visit Turkey every year, due to which Turkey earns about Rs 3000 crores, but now Indian tourism companies and travel operators have stopped taking bookings for Turkey and the bookings that were made are also being cancelled. In the last one week, bookings for Turkey and Azerbaijan have fallen by 60 percent, while cancellations for travel to these two countries have increased by 250 percent.
Big economic strike on Turkey
Not only this, Indians have done a big economic strike on Turkey through this boycott. The fruit trade has also been stopped. Turkey's apples sell a lot in India. Now due to the closure of the trade, it will suffer a loss of about 1400 crores. Not only this, marble traders have also given a clear cut message to Turkey that they will not import marble from Turkey. Due to this, Turkey will suffer a loss of 5 thousand crores annually. Not only this, if Indians do not visit Turkey, Turkey will suffer a loss of 2.5 to 3 thousand crores every year.
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