In a major development, India has strongly reprimanded Turkish Airlines following reports of illegal explosives being found linked to the carrier. The incident has sparked serious concerns about security and compliance, prompting swift action from Indian authorities.
Adding to the fallout, Indigo — one of India’s largest and most popular airlines — has announced it will be ending its partnership with Turkish Airlines. The move signals a firm stance from Indian businesses amid the growing controversy.
The situation has also stirred political waters, with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Pakistan coming under the spotlight, as the allegations have broader diplomatic implications.
As investigations continue, all eyes remain on how this diplomatic and commercial rift will evolve in the days ahead.
