US Agency Backtracks on Indian Map; Removes X Post Showing PoK, Aksai Chin as Part of India

US trade office removes controversial map of India from social media after Pakistan protests

WASHINGTON: The United States Trade Representative’s (USTR) office has removed a controversial map of India from its official X (formerly Twitter) account after Pakistan lodged a strong diplomatic protest over the depiction of internationally-recognised disputed territories as part of India, diplomatic sources told Dawn on Wednesday. The map, which accompanied a USTR press release announcing a framework for an interim US-India trade agreement, s…

US Backtracks, Deletes Trade Deal Post With India Map Showing PoK and Aksai Chin as Indian Territory | 🌎 LatestLY

In a significant development, the United States Trade Representative office has removed a social media post that featured a map depicting Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) and Aksai Chin as part of India. 🌎 US Backtracks, Deletes Trade Deal Post With India Map Showing PoK and Aksai Chin as Indian Territory.

US Removes Post On India Trade Deal With Map Including PoK, Aksai Chin

The office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) has deleted its X post showing a map of India that depicted the entire region of Jammu and Kashmir, including Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and Aksai Chin, as part of India.

US agency backtracks on Indian map; removes X post showing PoK, Aksai Chin as part of India

The US Trade Representative's office last week posted information about the India-US trade deal after New Delhi and Washington announced details of its bilateral interim agreement framework. Along with the details of the deal, the USTR had posted a map of India on X.

Trump administration deletes trade post showing PoK, Aksai Chin within India

The US Trade Representative has removed a social media post. The post announced a trade deal with India. It featured a map showing Pakistan occupied Kashmir and Aksai Chin as part of India. This deletion follows days of speculation. The map marked a departure from earlier US representations. The US has historically avoided such cartographic endorsements.

Sudden U-turn? US removes map depicting PoK and Aksai Chin as part of India

The map, posted last week on the USTR’s official X account alongside the announcement of an interim trade agreement framework between India and the US, has now been taken down in full without any accompanying explanation.