The “Boycott Turkey” movement has gained significant traction across Indian social media platforms in recent days, with hashtags calling for action circulating widely. Many Indians are voicing concerns about Turkey's political stance on international issues that some feel are against India’s interests. This movement isn't just about politics—it’s also sparking debates about travel, trade, and consumer behavior. Some users are urging people to avoid Turkish products, cancel vacations, and rethink business ties.
On the other hand, others argue that cultural exchanges and dialogue are more productive than blanket boycotts. The rise of such online campaigns highlights how digital platforms are shaping geopolitical conversations today. What do you think? Should India respond through public sentiment and economic pressure, or is there a better path forward? Cast your vote now and make your opinion count in this ongoing debate.
