Conversion in the Nashik office of Tata’s IT company TCS and From Love Jihad The resulting controversy escalated to such an extent that the company was forced to close the office. After the alleged ‘love jihad’ case, TCS has sent all its employees to work from home. Nashik office has been temporarily closed. This incident of conversion in a corporate company has shocked everyone. While the matter is not over yet, a new controversy has arisen in Eyecare company Lenscart. Piyush Bansal’s Lenskart company is in controversy over the alleged ‘dress code’.
Hijab allowed, Bindi and Kalawa banned in Lenskart?
Controversy has arisen over Lenskart’s dress code guidelines for its offices and stores. Page number 11 of the style guide created for Lenskart employees has sparked controversy. According to the guidelines, the company allows the hijab, but bans items of Hindu religious significance such as the tikli, tila and kalava.
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Corporate Jihad in Lenscart?
Filmmaker-director Ashok Pandit has shared a video criticizing Lenskart’s dress code policy. He shared a photo of the dress code page of the company’s style guide and wrote that while hijab is allowed in the company, religious tikas, tilas, bindis and mehndi are not allowed. Wearing any type of cap or hat is prohibited. There are also rules regarding the application of vermilion, according to which if a woman applies vermilion, it should be minimal and should not be visible on the forehead. Tikli is not allowed.
Piyush Bansal himself came forward to explain
Following criticism on social media, Piyush Bansal, founder and CEO of Lenskart, himself came forward to clarify the situation regarding the dress code that went viral, saying it was an outdated and inaccurate document. The company’s grooming policy has changed. He also said that there are no restrictions on religious beliefs and culture. He clarified that there is no restriction on any religious expression including tikli and tila.
What does Lenscart do?
Lenskart is the leading eyewear company in the country. Piyush Bansal’s startup became a unicorn in 2019. The company’s valuation is approximately $5.6 billion. In January, the company’s net profit reached Rs 1.31 billion. The company’s revenue grew by 38.8% to nearly $23 billion. Piyush Bansal has been in the news ever since he participated in ‘Shark Tank India’.
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