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Following Pune fruit traders' boycott of Turkish apple imports due to Turkiye's support for Pakistan, a local trader, suyog zende, reported receiving threatening voice messages from Pakistan. The message contained anti-India slurs and warned against harming Pakistan or Turkiye. Traders are meeting with the Pune police commissioner to address the threats, stemming from their protest which included discarding Turkish apples.

Following Turkey's support for Pakistan, a "Ban Turkey" campaign has surged in India. Pune traders have boycotted Turkish apples, vanishing them from markets. This action, costing Rs 1,000-1,200 crores in seasonal revenue, reflects support for India's forces. Traders are sourcing apples from Himachal, Uttarakhand, and Iran instead. Consumer demand has plummeted by 50%, with residents favoring alternative options, showcasing patriotic sentiment.

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Indian trader associations in Udaipur and Pune are boycotting Turkish imports, including marble and apples, due to Turkey's alleged support for Pakistan. The Udaipur Marble Processors Association has urged the government to halt marble imports, while Pune apple traders are prioritizing Indian-grown produce. This economic action reflects rising anger over the use of Turkish-made drones by Pakistan.