Flipkart has confronted criticism for a promotional video. The video reveals how girls can order and retailer purses from the e-commerce platform with out their husbands understanding about the identical was deemed offensive by a males’s rights group. The Nationwide Council for Males has alleged that they contemplate the video posted by the Walmart-backed firm to be a “misandrist” because it claims husbands to be “Aalsi, Kambakkht and Bewakoof Pati.” Following the backlash, Flipkart has since deleted the video from its social media portals.Nevertheless, the male rights group additionally shared the video to criticise it which remains to be obtainable on the social media platform X (earlier Twitter)
Check out the video right here
Criticising the video, male rights group NCM India Council For Males Affairs wrote on X: “So @Flipkart deleted this misandrist publish. However what was the logic behind even posting such a poisonous video addressing a Husband as Aalsi, Kambakkht and Bewakoof Pati? They have to apologise for this and hope they won’t repeat it. Misandry will Not be Tolerated Anymore.”
Flipkart apologises for the video
Responding to the criticism Flipkart not solely deleted the video but additionally apologised for a similar. The corporate mentioned: “We’re sorry for the offending video which was posted in error, and took it down as quickly as we realised our mistake. We are going to do higher sooner or later.”
How customers reacted to the publish
The publish shared by the boys’s rights group has already acquired 1.6 lakh views and tons of of feedback.
“They are saying sorry for posting the video, not for making it and even excited about it! pakade gaye toh sorry!” one of many customers mentioned criticising the e-commerce platform
“@Flipkart What number of girls do you assume that buying on their very own cash? And also you’re mocking their husbands. Wow!” one other person added.
