The government is defending the exemption from national insurance in the United Kingdom and India deal

The UK government has fell against opposition parties’ demands that the newly circulated commercial deal with India could deprive British workers.

Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds told the BBC that there was no “position” as “he tolerated” British workers who were undermining as a result of a commercial agreement.

Part of the deal extends an exemption from national insurance contributions (NICS) from one to three years – which means that people who receive short -term visas will not make social security payments except in their homeland when working abroad.

The opposition parties claim that this may mean that Indian workers are cheaper in employment than British workers – not the least since employers in the United Kingdom rose.

Conservative leader Kimi Badnouche claimed that she refused a similar comparison when she was the Minister of Business, because the deal contains “bilateral taxes” that would cost the United Kingdom “hundreds of millions.”

The deputy leader of the liberal Democrats, Daisi Cooper, said that the exemption risks “to reduce British workers at a time when they are already imagined by the Tramp war and the wrong job tax in the Labor Party.”

The UK reform leader, Nigel Faraj, described the deal as “really horrific”, adding: “This government does not give a curse on the workers.

But Reynolds said that the deal will not affect British workers, noting that the United Kingdom has 16 agreements that prevent the double taxation of work, which covers more than 50 countries – including the United States, the European Union and South Korea.

“The conservatives recently, a few years ago when they were in the government, they fell with Chile for five years. So no, British workers are not undermined,” he said.

“What confuses the conservatives, and they also reform, is the situation in which a company in India praises someone for a short period of time to the United Kingdom, or in the United Kingdom, and it works in India for a short period of time, as it does not push simultaneously to both social security systems,” BBC told the BBC today.

Reynolds said the deal was “a huge economic victory for the United Kingdom and will achieve” faster growth, higher wages and more wonderful tax revenues for goods and services. “

He previously said that Indian workers will remain required to pay additional fees for immigration in NHS and will not be qualified to obtain advantages from the national insurance system.

The Minister of Business also rejected the opposition’s allegations that many Indian workers would come to the United Kingdom more than British workers who would go to India.

The deal – which took three years to negotiate – will make it easier for British companies to export some commodities including whiskey, cars and other products to India, and reduce clothes on clothes in India and shoe exports to the United Kingdom.

Last year, the total trade between the two countries reached 42.6 billion pounds. The government said that the deal will strengthen this trade by an additional 25.5 billion pounds annually by 2040.

The UK government said that reducing customs tariffs on the likes of clothes, jewelry and frozen porn “could lead to cheaper prices and more options for consumers.

The Scotch Society (SWA), which is scheduled to benefit from the Indian tariff that is reduced, said it may increase Scotch’s exports to the country by one billion pounds over the next five years, which creates 1,200 jobs throughout the United Kingdom

The definitions of Scotch whiskey will decrease from 150 % to 75 % and are expected to be pointed to 40 % over the next decade.

Jean Etienne Georges, president of SWA and CEO of Chivas Brothers, said the deal was “Gamechanger” for industry.

“We will suddenly have 10 million consumers who cannot today buy our products, which will be in a position to provide our products so that this is a major change for us,” he told the BBC.

He added that he would provide “a lot of safety and safety in the long run” for work.

“We will increase the number of jobs because everything is produced in Scotland, so the more people we need, it will have a direct direct impact for us, but also indirectly with all the companies we do. [with]He said.

The Ministry of Business and Trade said for the first time that UK companies “will ensure unprecedented access to the wide purchasing market in India” with the possibility of access to “about 40,000 bids of no less than 38 billion pounds annually.”

“We are the only country in the world with access to this purchasing market, so when you have this kind of success that will include more British workers on a short -term basis that goes to India,” said Reynolds.

He said that it was the largest trade deal that the UK has made since Britain left the European Union and that it “would benefit from every part of the United Kingdom, especially Scotland, North, Midlands due to the presence of some of our industries.”