The hidden costs of Fast Fashion: Can your shopping boost Pakistan’s economy? Shocking Public | Indian News
New Delhi: Imagine buying popular beauty cream online and just discovering it is made in Pakistan. Unbelievable, right? However, several Indian websites are selling Pakistani products, including beauty creams and soaps, without any restrictions. In today’s DNA, Zee News’ executive editor Rahul Sinha analyzed and revealed that some Indian websites are selling products made in Pakistan. Despite tensions between the two countries, the products are still sold online without restrictions. A website can conduct transactions of more than 800 products in just one month. The seller is aware of the origin of the product and potentially supports Pakistan’s economy.
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The product description clearly mentions “country of origin: Pakistan”. While some buyers may not know the origin of the product, sellers are likely to know it.
Five sellers were found selling cream on one website. These sellers know the product’s origins, but despite ongoing tensions with the country, it is still being sold in India.
The sale of these products raises questions about India’s trade policy and the government’s position on supporting Pakistan’s economy. Why are these products sold in India after Pakistan attacking Indian soldiers and civilians? Shouldn’t the government intervene and ban these sales?
It is time for India to use these sales to oppose supporting Pakistan’s economy. The government must ensure that Indian funds are not used to support terrorism. People who sell these products should also reconsider their actions and prioritize national interests.
