India shared 10% crash 10% after cancellation of security approval for Turkish Selebi Airport services, ‘In the interest of national security’
Celebi share price accident after India ban: Celebi Hawa Sarvisi on Thursday after shares with a significant decline of 10% in the Istanbul Stock Exchange as shares, after the withdrawal of safety approval for Indian authorities, Indian officials, Indian unit of its Turkish firm, Celebi Airport Services India. The decision was taken by India’s Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) with immediate implementation on the basis of national security views on the previous day.The immediate implementation of the BCAS direction indicated the stance of PM Narendra Modi that countries supporting Pakistan would face economic results. This decision follows the use of Turkish drones to target Indian cities during Operation Sindoor.On 16 May, the company’s shares declined by 222 points (10%) to try 2,002, with a decrease of about 22.5% in the last five trading sessions, while the increasing pressure within India was faced.The Narendra Modi government on Thursday withdrew to the Security Authority for the Turkish Ground Service Provider Celebi “and its concerned companies, citing” national security interest “. This decision affects passenger and cargo handling operations at nine airports including Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Goa, Cochin and Kannur, where Ground Handling Operations affects Ground Handling Operations on nine airports, where Ground Handling Operations are affected by India. Private Limited (Casipall) and two other Celebi firm operate.Union Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu said: “The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) has canceled the security approval of Celebs and its related companies on the grounds related to national security. There is nothing above the safety of our nation and our fellow citizens. To ensure that they all work properly.,
