New Delhi These days, jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi is in the news a lot. Actually, Lawrence Bishnoi has been accused of the murder of Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala. Also, after threatening to kill Bollywood superstar Salman Khan, his name has become recognized in every household of the country.
Now we are going to tell you such a news, which you will be surprised to hear. After this news, e-commerce platform Meesho has come under investigation. People are strongly opposing this site. Actually the matter is that Meesho was selling T-shirts with the image of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi on its shopping platform. However, as soon as this matter started, people started openly opposing it and started criticizing the Meesho company on social media sites like Twitter and Instagram. Seeing this reaction, the company immediately stopped the selling of this T-shirt and removed it from everywhere.
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How did this matter come to light
Filmmaker Alishan Jaffrey has openly exposed this matter on his social media. He has shared photos of this t-shirt on his X handle. In the caption of this photo he has written that this is India's latest online fundamentalism. He further wrote that it is very dangerous that a T-shirt with photos of a gangster is being sold openly online. The company is selling t-shirts with 'Gangster' written on them to children.
People are literally selling gangster merchandise on platforms like @Meesho_Official and Teeshopper. This is just one example of India's latest online radicalisation.
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1/n pic.twitter.com/vzjXM360q3— Alishan Jafri (@alishan_jafri) November 4, 2024
Misho's class started
As soon as the information spread about Meesho that such t-shirts were being sold on this site, people started criticizing this shopping site. People started saying about the shopping site that it is very shameful and T-shirts with pictures of gangsters are being sold to children in the country, which is a matter of shame. Not only this, a user has even written that “This gangster culture will ruin India”. People have even said that only in the range of Rs 168 and Rs 200, gangsters are reaching every home.
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