'It’s a message': Alwar fruit traders drop Turkish apples over amid nationwide boycott over Turkey's pro-Pakistan stand
Friday, 16 May 2025 () Indian traders are intensifying the boycott of Turkish products, triggered by Turkiye's support for Pakistan. Fruit vendors in Rajasthan's Alwar have stopped selling Turkish apples, following a similar move by marble traders in Ajmer. The Alwar Fruit Mandi Union is displaying "Boycott of Turkish apples" posters and promoting alternatives from Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, and South Africa.
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