Boycott turkey: The government is eyeing Turkish companies by working in the aviation sector of India. According to sources, the presence of these companies will be reviewed at strategic places. Describing this news with more details, CNBC-Awaaz correspondent Rohan Singh said that according to information received by sources, the government has become strict on Turki companies. According to information received by sources, the government’s eye on the aviation companies working in India. The presence of Turki companies will be reviewed at strategic places. Turki companies doing ground handling have a special eye on.
Many Turkish companies are working in 5 states including UP, Delhi, Mumbai in the country. Sources say that the government will soon review their functioning and can remove these companies from the project. A senior official associated with the case says that all the projects that include Turkish companies will be reviewed. Turkish companies are working in various types of projects including IT, metro rail and tunnel. Most of their parts are in five states of Gujarat, Maharashtra, UP, Delhi and Jammu and Kashmir. The two countries had a turnover of $ 10.4 billion (about 92 thousand crore rupees) in financial 2023-24.
According to the report, many Turkish companies are working on metro rail projects with Indian companies in Lucknow, Pune and Mumbai. Apart from this, a Turkish company is setting up manufacturing units in Gujarat with Indian industry. Not only this, a Turkish company also operates the Indian airport.
According to sources, activities will be processed against India’s interests. Some MPs have also written a letter to the government on this matter. Let us know that Turkish Airlines has flights to 11 destinations in India. Turkish airlines also have code sharing with Indigo. Turkish has also taken aircraft from Airlines on IndiGo Weetlease. Turkish company CELEBI Aviation is offering ground handling service at 8 airports. Celebi Aviation services are available at large airports like Mumbai, Delhi, Ahmedabad. Apart from this, the Turkish Teacnic has an agreement with both Air India and IndiGo.
