Turkey and Malaysia, who supported the PAK on Kashmir, also sought help from Modi

Turkey and Malaysia, who supported the PAK on Kashmir, also sought help from Modi

When India abolished the special status of Kashmir, Malaysia and Turkey were the two countries which supported Pakistan openly. Now when the whole world is in the grip of corona epidemic, these countries also see hope in India. The reason for this expectation is the anti-malarial drug hydroxychloroquine
Superpowers from America to the third world country Brazil asked for this medicine from India. Now in this episode, the name of Muslim majority country Malaysia and Turkey, which describes Pakistan as their true friend, has also been added.

Turkey and Malaysia, who supported the PAK on Kashmir, also sought help from Modi

India recently supplied hydroxychloroquine for the treatment of corona virus to 13 countries. Initially India had said that it would send essential drugs to Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh because these neighboring countries are completely dependent on India for medicines.
Around 30 countries of the world, including the member countries of the South Asian Cooperation Organization (SAARC), demanded the lifting of the ban on the export of hydroxychloroquine from India.

Turkey and Malaysia, who supported the PAK on Kashmir, also sought help from Modi

Hydroxychloroquine is an anti-malarial drug that is also used in the treatment of diseases such as arthritis or lupus. However, some Chinese and French researchers said that hydroxychloroquine was effective in the treatment of corona, so there was a race to get this drug in countries around the world. India partially lifted the ban on its exports amidst the growing need for this drug. Many countries including the US, Israel, Brazil and UAE strongly appreciated India's move.
Brazilian President Jair Bolsanaro compared it to Sanjeevani Booti.

Turkey and Malaysia, who supported the PAK on Kashmir, also sought help from Modi

Malaysia and Turkey were severely criticized for neutralizing many provisions of Article 370 from Kashmir and the citizenship law. In criticism of India's policies, these countries supported Pakistan, which also affected their mutual relations. According to Sputnik News report, now Malaysia and Turkey are requesting the Indian government to send hydroxychloroquine.

Turkey and Malaysia, who supported the PAK on Kashmir, also sought help from Modi

The Malaysian government has confirmed receipt of a consignment of hydroxychloroquine from India and has also requested to send another consignment. Earlier, a Malaysian minister told the news agency Reuters that the Narendra Modi government has agreed to supply hydroxychloroquine to Malaysia. Analysts say that requesting the Indian government for the drug is embarrassing for Malaysia and Turkey.

Turkey and Malaysia, who supported the PAK on Kashmir, also sought help from Modi

Turkey also reacted sharply to the violence in Delhi in February. Turkish President Rechep Tayyip Erdogan called the Delhi violence a massacre of Muslims. The Foreign Ministry had termed this remark of Turkey as unwarranted and a strong protest was lodged. At the same time, former Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohammad, in his speech at the United Nations General Assembly last year, accused India of forcibly occupying Kashmir.

Turkey and Malaysia, who supported the PAK on Kashmir, also sought help from Modi

There was a sharp reaction in the country regarding this comment and the import of edible oil from Malaysia was also banned.
India is the largest producer of hydroxychloroquine in the world. India's share in the world's total supply is close to 70 percent. Due to the absence of malaria cases in developed countries like America, this drug is also not produced there. In this phase of the epidemic, India has gained an edge over the rest of the countries due to the production of the medicine called a game changer. by this