Controversial tweet deleted, on diwali dress 'Jashn-e-Riwaaz'!
Bangalore, Oct 19 (IANS) Fab india, one of the country's leading brands in the textile industry, launched deepawali on october 9 under the brand name Jashn-e-Riwaaz. The website has been heavily criticized and has generated controversy. This name of the diwali dress was vehemently opposed by posting as the #BoycottFabindia hashtag, which was also a trend on social media.
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What was in the Fab india tweet?
Fab india tweeted a photo of models wearing the diwali 2021 Collection of diwali 2021 Collection. In a tweet welcoming the celebration of light and festivity, Fab india pays tribute to indian culture through the Jashn-e-Rivaj Collection. But the post has been criticized on social networking sites because of its tweet. Due to the Hindu festival of diwali, clothes have been released under the name Jashn-e-Rivaj.
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Outrage against Fab India
While some say the Hindu festival should not attempt to instil secularism, others have expressed outrage that it is anti-culture. Tejasvi Surya, the national president of Bangalore South and BJP's yuva Morcha, also tweeted against this. diwali is not Jashn-e-Rivaj. Tejaswi has said that this is an attempt to deliberately Abrahamize Hindu festivals.
Tejasvi Surya's tweet was re-tweeted by Mohandas Pai of Manipal Global Education. Pai said that Fab india deliberately did so and that consumers should condemn it. After the controversy, Boycott's Fab india trend began everywhere. Lots of people have expressed their outrage at this on Twitter. As news spread, Fab india deleted its tweet.
While some urge you not to buy fab India's clothing, others are not Jashna-e-Rivaj, a festival of love and light ..!
He said that diwali is always a Hindu festival. Others tweeted on behalf of Fab india that Jashna-e-Rivaj was the only garment collection name that would not affect the celebration of Diwali.
Together, Fab India's tweet made a loud noise and aimed at many. Now Fab india is back in contention by deleting its tweet. Some of the comments recorded on Twitter.
