Archive · 19 May 2025
Indian Businesses Sever Ties with Turkey Amidst Growing Boycott
India is responding to Turkey's support for Pakistan by boycotting Turkish goods and services.
Businesses are cutting ties, online retailers are removing Turkish brands, and travel plans are being cancelled.
This is happening because of the recent conflict between India and Pakistan, with many Indians feeling betrayed by Turkey's stance.
Some companies are willing to lose money to show their patriotism.
Businesses and traders in India are boycotting Turkish goods and services.
Online retailers like Myntra and Ajio have halted sales of Turkish brands.
Travel agencies are cancelling Turkish tour packages due to protests.
Manufacturers are severing trade ties with Turkey, prioritizing national interest.
The boycott is a response to Turkey's support for Pakistan in a recent conflict.
- Who
- Indian businesses, retailers, and citizens.
- What
- A boycott of Turkish goods, services, and tourism.
- When
- Recent days and weeks, following the military conflict between India and Pakistan.
- Where
- Across India, with businesses and consumers taking action.
- Why
- In response to Turkey's support for Pakistan and in support of national interest.
Indian Businesses/Citizens
Turkey
Support for India vs. Turkey's Actions
Indian Businesses/Citizens
Support the Indian government and army.
Turkey
Turkey's support for Pakistan is acceptable.
Economic considerations
Indian Businesses/Citizens
Prioritize national interest over profits by boycotting Turkish goods.
Turkey
Continue trade relations with Turkey for economic benefits.
- Companies Severing Ties
- Around 150 companies in Ghaziabad
- Cancelled Tours Value
- Rs 35 lakh worth of tours
- Retailers Halting Sales
- Myntra, Ajio
- Sahibabad Mandi Action
- Stopped selling Turkish apples
- Relocation Plans
- Istanbul, London
