By Admin 
Former Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convenor Arvind Kejriwal has targeted the Modi government on the issue of farmers. On Thursday (August 28), the CM claimed that the Modi government has removed the duty on the cotton (cotton) India from America. Earlier there was 11 percent duty.
Kejriwal said, “America put tariffs on us, we should have put 50 % tariff on cotton. But we did not do this. ”
He said in the press conference, “This is a deception of the farmers. When our farmers’ cotton will come to the market in October, then they will have to sell at a quarter to one price. Farmers of Gujarat, Punjab, Vidarbha, Telangana will be affected. ”
Trump is a coward man- Arvind Kejriwal
Arvind Kejriwal said, “If Trump put 145 percent tariff on China, China also imposed 125 percent tariff, Trump had to bow down. Mexico, Canada, European Union everywhere governments responded to Trump. Trump is a cowardly man who stood against Trump, Trump had to bow down in front of him. Modi ji remains a wet cat in front of Trump. Don’t know what are the compulsions. ”
He said, “Today our country is killing from side. On one side, Trump has imposed 50 percent tariff. Due to this our domestic industry is on the verge of closure. Because our export (export) stopped. On the other hand, PM Modi ended the tariff on the goods that came from America. America’s goods will be sold here. We should have put double tariffs. ”
The former Chief Minister said, “If Trump put 50 % tariff, we should put 100 percent tariff. Our population is so much that no one can tolerate our displeasure. Modi ji, why do you bow down? This is an issue of honor of India. You show courage, we are with you. ”
Ministry of Finance
The Finance Ministry said on Thursday (August 28), “To give more support to exporters, the Central Government has decided to extend the import duty exemption on cotton (HS5201) from 30 September 2025 to 31 December 2025.”
America’s decision applicable
US President Donald Trump’s decision to double the tariff on Indian goods to 50 percent came into force from Wednesday (August 27).