Indian businessman announces Türkiye of Azerbaijan to resist Pro-Pakistan Stance in full

In a decisive move reflecting the growth of national sentiment, Indian businessmen announced on Friday that support from both countries had completely resisted Türkiye and Azerbaijan in the recent military conflict with India.

Earlier today, business leaders from 24 Indian states gathered in Delhi to make a final call on the issue. After the meeting, Praveen Khandelwal, secretary general of the Federation (CAIT) of BJP MP and all-India businessmen, said: “The collective decision has been made … for clear reasons. Türkiye and Azerbaijan openly support Pakistan to India’s Pakistan.”

Khandelwal said no country will export or export further. Indian companies are also urged not to shoot commercials or movies in Türkiye and Azerbaijan. “If any company does this, we will boycott the company, too,” he warned.
Cait, representing 80 million traders and more than 40,000 trade associations across the country, said the boycott would take effect immediately.

Earlier in the day, Delhi’s Azadpur Mandi, Asia’s largest wholesale fruit and vegetable market, announced that it would stop importing apples from Türkiye. “We have supported the Turkish trade for many years, but we can’t continue,” said Meetha Ram Kriplani, chairman of Mandi Mandi, Azadpur Fruit.

Traders in the capital also held protests calling for a full ban on Turkish goods, citing “in-depth crime” against national sentiment.