Pakistan govt decides towards lifting ban on importing cotton from India

Under strain from hardliners, the federal cabinet of Pakistan has rejected the Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) proposal to import cotton and sugar from India. This transfer got here a day after Pakistan determined to elevate the unilateral ban it had put towards import from India after abrogation of Article 370 in August 2019.
On Wednesday, amid the worry of scarcity of enter in textile manufacturing, Pakistan had determined to elevate the ban and import cotton from India. There was criticism in varied circles in Pakistan about makes an attempt for higher ties with India when India had accomplished nothing to vary issues in Kashmir. Especially for the reason that bone of rivalry for the ban was additionally abrogation of Article 370 which eliminated all riders for Jammu & Kashmir as being integral a part of India.
#BreakingNews Federal Cabinet says no to import of sugar and cotton from India. The suggestion of ECC has been rejected.#PMimranKhan #Pakistan #India pic.twitter.com/r6X9fTN1id— Malik Ali Raza (@MalikAliiRaza) April 1, 2021
As per reviews, the federal cabinet determined to not elevate the ban even because it stares at extreme financial disaster as a result of it’s a political determination and till and except India transfer ahead over dialogue on Kashmir, the ban can’t be lifted.
In May 2020, lower than a 12 months of imposing the ban, Pakistan lifted the ban to import medicines from India amid the Chinese coronavirus outbreak.
Effectively, inside 24 hours, Pakistan ‘lifted’ a ban on imports from India which it had unilaterally taken and revoked the identical determination.