Atari Waga border has been closed after the Bahlkam terrorist attack. At the same time, the India-Afghan trade has been halted through this border after Pakistan’s road to Afghan trucks. However, after the 2019 Pulwama attack, the Indo-Bak trade was closed by the Integrated Czech Post (ICP) on the Attic border, but the import of Afghanistan has been coming to India through this ICP. India has decided not to give India its land to the Atari’s travel path and Pakistan has not entered India.
These items came from Afghanistan
Significantly, about 40-45 trucks were used to come to India with dried fruits, fruits and seasonal vegetables from Afghanistan. But, after the border was closed, now Afghan trucks come to India in two days. Suraj Handa telephoned Suraj Handa, who confirmed this from India today, said that the Afghan truck would not enter India now. In the last two days, there has been no Afghan truck attic. So, the trade closed and Pakistan closed it.
India does not export goods
What is to be noted is that Afghanistan is not allowed to Afghanistan alone. The closure of the border has affected passengers and the people of Pakistan have been hurriedly returning to their country, which has affected business. Significantly, whenever the Afghan import room reached the Afghan import room, local wages and trucks entered the ICP to take goods, but now the closure of business is not only local employment but also the transport and trade.
Pakistan announced this
Leading importer Rajdeep Uppal, speaking to India today, said, “After the Pulwama attack in 2019, India-Pakistan trade was almost closed on this border. Now only Afghanistan’s goods were coming to India.
He said the economy was certainly affected, but we respect the decision of the Indian government. A local wage working in the Attari said, “More than 1400 porters have been affected by Attic and homework due to closing business.”
Impact on the employment of local people
Local Karbir Singh, who runs a tapa on the border, said, “Business has been a big job for the locals, but its closure has had a major impact. Porters must take care of their families, but now everything is disappointing for them because of the border.” (Report of Infinite Busy from Atari Border)
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