North India Statesman
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Mumbai/New Delhi: After the ceasefire after the conflict with Pakistan, it has become a trend to boycott Turkey in India. The Muslim country Turkey provided arms to Pakistan against India fighting terrorism. Not only this, when there were reports that some Turkish operators were operating the drone used in Turkish drone attacks on India, the demand for Turkish boycott began to arise across the country. Türkiye and its companies are being boycotted everywhere from tourism, business, education to government work. Keeping in mind the public sentiment, the central government has also canceled the contract of Turkish company Celebi, which operates nine airports in the country, including Mumbai, due to security reasons.
A situation like a war between India and Pakistan arose after the operation vermilion run by India to avenge the killing of Hindus in a terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. However, in a four -day struggle, the Muslim country Türkiye openly came forward in support of Pakistan, causing anger among the countrymen against Turkey. Keeping in mind the sentiments of the countrymen, the central government has taken strict action against Turkey.
Turkish airline Celebi offers ground handling services at nine airports in India including NAS Mumbai and Ahmedabad. The license of Airport Services India Limited has been canceled. The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS), responsible for keeping a strict monitoring of the civil aviation sector, said that due to national security reasons, Celebi Airport Services India Private Limited had decided to land aircraft at Celebi Airport in 2018. Celi Inc., a subsidiary of Turkish company Celebi. Has been banned from the operation of the airport. Limited’s security approval has been canceled with immediate effect. The company was given security approval in November 2022.
Turkish company Celebi handled ground handling operations at Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Delhi, Cochin, Kunnur, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Goa and Chennai airports. The company started this operation from Mumbai International Airport. He was later assigned the responsibility of nine airports one after the other. Minister of State for Civil Aviation Muralidhar Mohol said in a social media post that it has been decided to cancel the security approval of Turkish company in the interest of the nation, taking the increasing protest against Turkey, which openly supported Pakistan.
He said that we give top priority to the security and interests of the country. He said that the Turkish company Celibi NAS We received requests from all over the country to ban Airport Services India Limited. As a result, this decision was taken. A few days ago, the Shiv Sena activists of the ruling Mahayuti of Maharashtra attacked the Mumbai airport and protested against the contracts given to a Turkish company. The Shiv Sena also gave a 10 -day ultimatum against continuing the contract.
Turkish -based Celebi said on its website that the company has been working in the Indian aviation sector for 15 years and provides employment to 10,000 people. The company handles 58,000 flights and 5.40 lakh cargo annually. Celebi Aviation India said that it complies with Indian aviation, national security and tax rules and operates with full transparency. It has 65% stake in Canada, USA, Britain, Singapore, United Arab Emirates and International Institutional Internationals of Western Europe.
In this sense, it is not a Turkish company. Türkiye’s stake in the company is limited to the company’s founding members, Celebiyoglu family. This family has 17.5 percent of the company. The company was originally founded in 1958 as Türkiye’s first private and independent ground handling company. The Turki’s family has no political connection in their country.
Meanwhile, there is a boycott from Turkish products to tourism sector in India. 60 percent of Türkiye’s booking in the tourism sector has been canceled. Apart from this, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) of Delhi has canceled its MoU with Inonu University in Türkiye. Now Jamia Millia Islamia University has also temporarily suspended all its educational agreements with Türkiye.
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Mumbai: Pune fruit traders threw Turkish apples on the road and trampled Turkish apples on the road to openly support their enemy Pakistan during a tense position on the Indo-Pak border.
Apples in India come from Turkey in large quantities, but due to nationwide protest against Turkey, the fruit traders of Pune decided to stop importing apples from Turkey.
Sources in the fruit market of Navi Mumbai said that the Turkish apple season begins in July. Therefore, before that we will also decide to stop imports. Because whoever helps India’s enemies, business relations with him should be broken. Second, there is a large supply of apples from Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh. So if we stop importing apples from Türkiye, then there will be no major impact.
Meanwhile, Pune fruit traders were reported to have threatened threats from Pakistan after a businessman’s decision to stop apple imports from Türkiye.
A merchant named Suyog Zende of Pune APMC Market Yard was threatened with a voice message on his mobile.
The businessman said that at nine in the morning, he started calling continuously from an unknown number. But I avoided picking up the phone. That is why this threat was given through voice message. This message used abusive language against India. Apart from this, it was also said that you cannot spoil anything in Pakistan or Turkey. I also replied to this threatening message with voice message.
Pune traders will meet the Pune Police Commissioner and file a complaint regarding this threat.
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Doha: The Muslim country Turkey supported Pakistan during the Operation Sindoor launched by India to avenge the Pahalgam terror attack, but the US has once again cheated India. The US has signed a $ 225 million missile deal with Turkey. On the other hand, despite the boycott campaign against Turkey in India, President Recep Tayyip Erdoan has emphasized friendship with Pakistan. Amid the ongoing boycott campaign against Turkey in India, the US State Department has approved the sale of a $ 225 million $ 225 million AMRAAM air-to-air sale. It is the world’s most popular visual limit beyond missile, which is capable of attacking in all environment and even at night. The Muslim country Turkey not only supported Pakistan during India’s Operation Sindoor campaign, but also sent its drones and operators against India. At such a time, the US agreement to allow Turkey to sell missiles is being seen in India with suspicion.
On the other hand, Turkey had sent drones and operatives to help Pakistan in a four -day struggle during the operation vermilion run by India to avenge the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, due to which a campaign to boycott Turkey is going on in India. Despite this, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoan tweeted, “Pakistan-Turki’s friendship remains immortal.” Responding to the message of Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, Erdoan said, “Like the past, we will stand with you in good and bad times in future too.”
