India has stopped all mail and parcel deliveries to and from Pakistan by air, land, and sea. According to Indian news reports, this also includes a ban on Pakistani ships entering Indian ports and Indian ships entering Pakistani ports.
The Indian government has introduced a new rule in its foreign trade policy. Under this rule, goods from Pakistan whether coming directly or through another country are no longer allowed to enter India. This means that all Pakistani imports and goods in transit have been completely blocked.
In response to these restrictions, Pakistan has also decided to cut off all trade with India. This includes closing the trade route at the Wagah-Attari border, which is one of the main land crossings between the two countries.
Both India and Pakistan have now taken strong steps that affect how goods and mail move between them. This has a direct impact on businesses, traders, and people who rely on cross-border shipping. The move also disrupts logistics services and hurts economic activities on both sides.
These changes have led to a complete freeze in trade and communication by mail between the two countries. It marks a serious breakdown in trade relations and makes it harder for goods to move across the border.
Experts say this situation will not only affect large businesses but also small traders who depend on trade between India and Pakistan. It may also lead to higher costs for some goods and limit access to items that were commonly traded.
This decision shows rising tensions between the two neighbors and how political issues can lead to economic consequences. Until relations improve, trade and mail services between India and Pakistan will remain on hold.