India’s strictness ranging from medicine to fertilizer in Pakistan, the poor will hit the poor – Cross Talk India
Tuesday, April 22 In Pahalgam, Kashmir, terrorists shot them by asking the religion of 26 innocent and unarmed tourists. Pakistan is directly in this terrorist attack, after which the Government of India has taken many tough decisions against this act of neighboring country so far. Pakistan is also taking action against India according to its potential, which is fashing by India’s decisions. India has closed the attic border of Pakistan. The closure of this major road border connecting the two countries has also stopped trade between India and Pakistan.
Attari border is located in Amritsar
There is a lot of trade between India and Pakistan through the attic border located in Amritsar, Punjab. Pakistan has also closed trade with us after India has closed the attic border. Let us tell you that the trade between India and Pakistan in 2024 reached $ 1.2 billion with a bumper increase of 127 percent. These figures are very low compared to the rest of the countries, but it is much higher than in the year 2023, as in 2023, the two countries had only $ 0.53 billion trade.
Trade used to be up to 3 billion dollars
Prior to the 2019 Pulwama terrorist attack, there was a trade of up to $ 3 billion between the two countries. India mainly sends medicines, drug materials, sugar, tea, coffee, cotton, iron, steel, tomato, salt, automotive components and compost to Pakistan. On the other hand, spices, dates, almonds, figs, basils and rosemary herbs etc. imports from Pakistan to India. Due to the closure of trade between the two countries, Pakistan will import Indian goods through other neighboring countries like UAE, Singapore and Sri Lanka.
Inflation will increase on the poor
Implying Indian goods through other countries will increase their transportation expenditure, which will directly affect the prices of this goods and basic things will become expensive in Pakistan. Which will directly affect the poor people of Pakistan. Experts say that Pakistan’s pharma sector may suffer a setback. In comparison, India is less dependent on its neighbor.
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