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US President Donald Trump has targeted India’s trade policies. Speaking from the Oval Office on Tuesday, Trump said that the economic relations between America and India are ‘unilateral’. He alleged that India imposes the world’s highest tariff. Trump claimed that his tariff policies are now encouraging American companies to produce in America.

Trump said, “We meet India very well, but for many years, it was a one -sided relationship. India was imposing 100% tariff on American products, due to which American companies were unable to sell anything to India, while Indian goods America I was coming in plenty. ”

Giving the example of Harley-Davidson, Trump said that due to 200% tariff in India, this company was not able to sell its products in India. He said that for this reason, Harley-Davidson had to set up a motorcycle plant in India, so that he did not have to pay tariffs.

‘Companies are returning to America …’

Donald Trump Claimed that thousands of companies are returning to America due to their policies. He said that car companies, AI and other companies are coming to America from China, Mexico and Canada. Trump said that she wants to build here for two reasons: First, they like to live here, and second, they are getting security from tariff. Trump also said that when he makes a car here, he does not have to give any tariff.

Tariff cut off proposal …

Donald Trump also claimed that India had offered to reduce its tariff ‘nothing’, but according to him, “It is late now.” He also expressed disappointment on social media and said that India is still Russia But it is very dependent on oil and military hardware. He also said that India sells a lot to us, but we sell them very little.

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Prime Minister Modi’s answer

These sharp comments by Donald Trump came at a time when Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Shanghai Cooperation Sangathan (SCO) summit and ChinaSurpronent talks with President Xi Jinping. Responding to Washington’s pressure, Prime Minister Modi reiterated that India would give priority to its domestic concerns. He said that he cannot compromise on the interests of farmers, small industries and cattle rearers.

India’s priorities …

Prime Minister Modi said at a program in Delhi, “For us, the interest of our farmers is our top priority. India will never compromise the interests of farmers, fishermen and dairy farmers.” He said, “I know that we will have to pay a heavy price for it and I am ready for it. India is ready for it.”

The Trump administration has already imposed a 25% tariff on India and has also imposed another tariff of 25% on purchasing Russian oil.

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