New Delhi: After Hyundai, KFC and Pizza Hut, several other global brands are now on Twitter because of their controversial tweets in Kashmir.
The Indian government also recorded several of these tweets and called the South Korean Ambassador on Tuesday to express displeasure with the same thing.
The first line erupted on Sunday when Twitter users in India took Umbrage to the tweet posted by the ‘Hyundai Pakistan official’ handle, expressing “Solidarity with Brother Kashmir”.
Tweet glorify what is called “Day Kashmir Solidarity”, which was marked by Pakistan in February facing severe reactions in India after handling Pakistan they posted controversial tweets on the day of Kashmir Solidarity.
The first line erupted when the coercion of the Hyundai Hyundai coercion handled the tweet that expressed support for “his fighters’ struggle after tweets, thousands of users took to Twitter calling Hyundai boycott.
For the next few days, several popular brands such as KFC, Pizza Pondok, Domino, Kia, Suzuki Isuzu and Toyota face the same counterattack from Indian Twitter users for recent tweets in Kashmir.
Some users also explore old tweets on the day of the Kashmir solidarity posted by Pakistan’s handle of these brands.
With problems intensifying social media, tags like #boycottqzahut, #boycottkfc and #boycottdominos start the trend on Twitter.
Indian handles from most of these brands have issued an apology for “unsocial media posting”, which has now been removed, which was promoted by Pantel Pakistan.
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https://t.co/hu3r5fbvmr- dominos_india (@dominos_india) 1644313273000 “We regret and apologize for unsolicited social media posts published on Domino’s social media to handle abroad,” he said.
In a statement posted by Toyota India, the car maker calls itself “Apolitis Entity” and said that every political statement made by dealers or related stakeholders does not reflect its corporate attitude.
“We regret being injured, this might happen,” he said.
https://t.co/tv4wfmxm4n- Toyota India (@Toyota_India) 1644295500000KIA India Statement: https://t.co/FKII2PXXT- KIA India (@kiind) 1644320559000 Twitter Membership from Suzuki Motorcycle India posting a similar statement, expressing “deep regret “For injuries caused by” non-sensitive communication “.
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Hyundai is a company based in South Korea.
The ambassador frankly said that there was no compromise on the issue relating to the territorial integrity of the country, the ministry said.
Also read the Korean Messenger’s exhibition, expressing displeasure of the Tweetamid of Hyundai Pakistan was a major line over the social media post on the day of Solidarity Kashmir by Hyundai Pakistan, the government on Tuesday called the Duta of the Republic of Korea to discuss the issue.
In an official statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that the government said that the Indian Ambassador in Seoul also contacted Hyundai headquarters and looked for explanations.
In a telephone call to the Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar, South Korean Foreign Minister Chung Eui-Yong “regretted violations” caused by the people and the Government of India by social media posts.
In Parliament, the Union Minister Piyush Goyus said that the government had asked Hyundai Motors to be stronger in the apology which was firm over this problem.
(With input from the agency)
More big brands face social media anger for Kashmir tweets; India calls Korean envoys
