Pakistan, Dec. 13 -- US lawmakers have introduced a resolution to end tariffs imposed on India during Donald Trump's presidency. The move aims to cancel a 50 percent duty and restore Congress's constitutional role in trade decisions. Lawmakers say the tariffs have harmed economic ties and raised costs.

The resolution was presented by Raja Krishnamoorthi, Deborah Ross, and Mark Veasey in the US Congress. They argued that the tariffs were imposed without proper oversight. According to them, the decision weakened a key partnership with India.

Initially, the US imposed a 25 percent tariff on Indian goods earlier this year. Later, another 25 percent duty was added in August. The increase was linked to India's continued purchase of Russian oi...