Prior to Trump’s big statement before the trade talks with America, the big statement of Peter Navarro, said- India talks

Amidst the ongoing business tension between India and the US, US President Donald Trump’s close advisor and business affair expert Peter Navarro has once again made a statement. Before the start of trade talks between New Delhi and Washington on Tuesday, Navaro said that ‘India’ is coming to the conversation table. Reuters have given this information quoting one of his interviews. Earlier, he had said that India will have to come to the conversation table, otherwise the situation will not be good for India.

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According to the report of India Today, this talk is taking place at a time when the US had planned to impose an additional 25 percent tariff on Indian products. In August, India’s exports reached the lowest level in the last nine months. The US had increased tariffs on imported products from India to 50 percent. Due to this, the sixth round of talks between the two countries adjourned in August will now be held on Tuesday. For this, American negotiaters are going to reach New Delhi on Monday.

Fight allegations of Navaro
Peter Navaro had earlier said that India would have to attend business talks with America. He accused India that it is earning unfair advantage by implementing excessive tariffs on the US market. Apart from this, he also claimed that India is promoting war by purchasing oil from Russia. He targeted India as the ‘Maharaja’ of Tariff and gave a controversial statement to tell the Russia-Ukraine war as ‘War of Modi’.

After Trump Tariff, there was increased tussle between the two countries!
After increasing the tariff on India by the US, tension has been seen in the relationship between the two countries. However, there were some signs of softening, when Trump described Prime Minister Modi as a ‘great Prime Minister’ and expressed confidence of friendship. On this, Prime Minister Modi appreciated Trump’s spirit and gave a message that he wants to maintain friendly relations with America.