TRT sanctioned by India! Access blocked
Following Turkey's open support for Pakistan, India has begun taking steps against Turkish institutions and companies. While access to TRT World has been blocked, pressure is mounting for the cancellation of the contract of the Turkish company Çelebi at Mumbai Airport.
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Although Turkey has called for restraint from both sides in the conflicts between India and Pakistan, it announced through statements from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs that it would provide full support to Pakistan.
ACCESS TO TRT ACCOUNT BLOCKED
Turkey's support for Pakistan has led to the emergence of a major anti-Turkish movement in India, and the Indian government has decided to block access to TRT's international broadcasting platform, TRT World.
Following a decision by Indian courts, the social media platform X has banned access to the TRT World account from within Indian borders, while the Indian party Shiv Sena has made a scandalous statement.
'WE WILL NOT ALLOW TURKISH COMPANIES TO DO BUSINESS'
According to the report by Deniz Dallı from Patronlar Dünyası, Murji Patel, one of the leaders of the nationalist and conservative Shiv Sena party in India, targeted Turkey in a statement.
Murji Patel, who is demanding the cancellation of the contract of Çelebi Ground Handling, which provides ground services at many airports in the country, especially the airport in Mumbai, and which is set to expire in 2029, and who met with airport officials with a delegation he formed for this purpose, claimed that they received assurances that the contract would be canceled within 10 days.
Patel announced that if their demands are not met, they will stage a protest at the airport with thousands of people.
In his statement, Murji Patel said, "Turkey helped Pakistan by providing unmanned aerial vehicles that attack India. We will not allow any Turkish company to do business in Mumbai. We told the CEO of Mumbai International Airport that they must cancel the agreement with the Turkish company. They gave us assurances that they would do this within 10 days."