“They have been refined for 8 years”: The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom defends Starmer of the ambitious free trade agreement with India

British Prime Minister Kiir Starmer, who is defending the newly announced free trade agreement with India and the tax paragraph, said that the opposition was “wandering” for eight years, but they were completed within 10 months. Conservative Party leader Kimi Badnoush, who claimed, also criticized the country to speak in the country.

“Every week, the Master, Chairman of the Board, it comes to talk to the country down, to the carp from the side lines. It cannot even bring itself to celebrate the deal we made with India. They took eight years of tampering and we got anything at all. Badenosh and opposition governorates.

The UK opposition – the Conservative Party – criticized the condition of double -joint -stock conferences that allow Indian workers who were returned to Britain to pay national insurance contributions for the first three years. This exemption also applies to British workers in India. Item was one of the main demands of India for the deal.

The Conservative Party described these “two -level taxes”, which would have unfairly benefiting Indian workers while the British economy cost millions of pounds.

Starmer told the House of Commons: “Criticism of the double tax is not coherent. It is the benefit of workers. It is in the agreements that we have already obtained with 50 other countries. If the opposition leader indicates seriously that they will tear the agreements with 50 other countries, they create a huge hole in our economy, they should say that.

Badnoush moved to social media to the claim that the free trade agreement was the same defective deal that refused to sign the former secretary of commercial and commercial business. Robert Jenrrick attacked her party leadership, the deal because “it means that Indian workers here for less than three years will not pay national insurance in the United Kingdom.” Liberal Democrat’s Deputy Leader Daisy Cooper also said that the deal undermines British workers at a time when the economy is being thrown due to Trump’s trade war. The leader of the Anti -Immigration Reform Party, Nigel Faraj, said that the government “does not give a curse on the workers.”

“No British worker is undermined through this. I will never deal with this workers who cannot do this. This cannot be obtained through the line,” said UK’s Minister of Business and Trade Jonathan Reynolds, who finished finishing the deal with the Minister of Trade and Industry.