India-UK Free Trade Agreement

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visit to the UK marked the formal signing of a long-anticipated Free Trade Agreement between India and the UK, aimed at strengthening bilateral economic ties.

Why This Matters

This agreement can significantly boost trade and employment in both countries, making it a hot topic among businesses, policymakers, and the public interested in economic developments.

Public Sentiment Summary

Public sentiment about the India-UK Free Trade Agreement is mixed, with optimism regarding economic growth and benefits, juxtaposed against criticism centered on potential drawbacks for Indian interests and concerns for the working class in the UK. Historical grievances and skepticism about leadership further complicate perceptions of the deal.

Highlighted Comments

Excellent FTA with the UK! Modi'ji the best PM India ever had.

Disgusting deal. Kierliar is a traitor. We British people hate this disgusting deal.

Indian Prime Minister must ask for refund of wealth stolen by UK in the past. It's important the Indian Prime Minister demands compensation worth USD 34 trillion.

Why does Labour always follow policies that make it worse for working class people! I see loads of posts on spem Job reddits streams saying how low wages are already for IT workers - this is going to make it worse and keep wages low!

Parties Involved

  • India
  • UK
  • Labour Party

What the people want

Indian Government: Ensure that the trade deal prioritizes India's economic interests and addresses historical injustices.

UK Government: Be transparent about the impacts of this agreement on local workers and the economy.

Labour Party: Reassess policies that risk undermining the working class in pursuit of trade agreements.