The Prime Minister’s office has requested a high -level meeting to evaluate the reciprocal tariffs of United States President Donald Trump. Trump, calling India’s decision “very hard”, imposed a 27 percent rate.

Government sources told Business Today TV that the PMO has requested a meeting, chaired by the Prime Minister of the Prime Minister, PK Mishra, to evaluate the situation. High officials of the Ministry of Commerce, Niti Ayog, and others, according to the PMO.

The meeting comes when Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives in Thailand for a two -day visit to attend the sixth Summit of Bimstec.

While announcing the rates of the Roses Garden of the White House, Trump said: “India, very, very hard. Very hard. Very hard. The Prime Minister left. He is a great friend of mine, but I said,” You are a friend of mine, but it does not treat us well. ” You have to understand, we charge them almost nothing, for years and years and decades, and only seven years ago, when I entered, we started with China and took hundreds of billions of dollars from China in rates, “he said.

In the meantime, Finance Minister Pankaj Chaudhary said that India is valuing the rates. “For Trump, it is the first America, but for Modi, it is India First. We are evaluating the impact of the reciprocal rates imposed by the United States,” he told an event organized by Pfrda.

President Trump announced reciprocal rates in about 60 countries.