The Indian government has issued a statement regarding the decision related to tariffs given by the US Supreme Court on Friday. It has been said that India is closely studying the development and impact of that decision of the US Supreme Court. The Supreme Court of America canceled the decision of US President Donald Trump in which he has imposed heavy tariffs on the countries of the world.

On this entire issue, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said that we paid attention to the US Supreme Court’s decision on tariffs yesterday. The President there has also held a press conference on this issue. Besides, the administration there has also taken some decisions. We are studying this carefully.

What did Union Minister Prahlad Joshi say?

On the decision of the US court, Union Minister Prahlad Joshi said that the Indian government will study the recent decision of the court regarding tariffs. Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal and Foreign Minister S Jaishankar are looking into this matter.

Talking to journalists, the Union Minister said that I read in the media that the top court of America has issued an order in this matter. The Government of India will study it. If any kind of response needs to be given, it will be given. The Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of External Affairs are looking into this matter. He has refused to comment on this in any way.

What decision did the Supreme Court of America give?

The US Supreme Court on Friday declared Trump’s tariffs illegal. There were six judges in favor of this decision, while three were against it. It says that the Trump administration has used the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) enacted in 1977, as well as misused its powers by imposing heavy import tariffs.

This decision has been given by America’s Chief Justice John Roberts along with Justice Neil Gorsuch, Amy Coney Barrett and three liberal judges. It says that IEEPA does not allow the President to impose tariffs. This power has been constitutionally given to Congress.

Trump criticized the decision of the US Supreme Court

The Supreme Court’s decision has been criticized by the US President. He has said that this is a very bad decision. Apart from this, Trump has announced to impose 10 percent global tariff under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974. It allows temporary import surcharge for up to 150 days.

Boycott Pakistan Movement: After the incident of Pahalgam, the increased tension and operation of operation vermilion, the neighboring enemy country Pakistan has been completely breathless. After bringing Pakistan on his knees, now an attempt is being made to break it more by hitting it financially. This is the reason that the boycott campaign against Pakistan in the country is now gaining more emphasis.

Notice has been issued by the Central Consumer Protection Authority i.e. CCPA to other companies including Amazon and Flipkart and it has been said that they should remove the Pakistani flags and the goods there.

Baycott Pak’s campaign intensified

The CCPA says that selling Pakistan goods and its flag on e-commerce sites is openly a violation of laws related to sales. In such a situation, it should be removed immediately. Consumer Affairs Minister Prahlad Joshi, while posting on his ex account, has instructed to remove it immediately.

He has written in his post that notice has been sent by the government to e-commerce platforms. He has written in it that these insensitive things will not be tolerated and all e-commerce companies have been instructed to follow the laws of the country.

The ccpa has issued notices to @Amazonin, @Flipkart, @Ubuyindia, @TsyThe flag company and the flag corporation over the sala of Pakistan and related merchandise. Such Insensitivity will not be tolerated.
E-Commerce Platforms are hereby Directed to Immedited Remove All… pic.twitter.com/03Q4FoxWCX

– Pralhad Joshi (@joshipralhad) May 14, 2025

Campaigned against Pakistan’s friend Turkey

A similar campaign is also going on in the country against Türkiye, which supports Pakistan. In India, people are now not only by boys for Turki goods, but are also avoiding traveling there. Along with this, they are also appealing to tourism. The Turki Boycuts are calling at the time that a record number of Indian tourists were going there.

It is worth noting that the number of Indian tourists going to Turki in the year 2009 was 55 thousand, which increased to 2 lakh 30 thousand in 2019 after ten years. Last year i.e. in 2024, the number of Turkas from India had increased to 3 lakh 30 thousand 985. Praveen Khandelwal, general secretary of the traders’ organization Confederation of All India Traders (CAT) and MP from Chandni Chowk Lok Sabha seat, says that the journey boycott can have a very bad effect on the economy of Turkey and Azerbaijan. Especially the tourism sector there will be damaged.

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