'Forgotten Operation Dost': Indian fruit traders boycott Turkish goods over support to Pakistan

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'Forgotten Operation Dost': Indian fruit traders boycott Turkish goods over support to Pakistan - Times of India

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India Business News: NEW DELHI: Protests have erupted in several parts of the nation, as fruit traders begin boycotting Turkish goods, especially apples—after Turkey voice.

Turkey used to do good business in India, but now we have ended all trade with them.

The Swadeshi Jagran Manch (SJM) firmly denounced Turkey's strengthening military alliance with Pakistan and demanded immediate economic sanctions, flight suspensions, and a nationwide boycott of tourism and Turkish goods, as stated in an official SJM release.