Скачать или смотреть 'Boycott Cadbury' trending as Twitter users claim ad has link with PM Modi

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Boycott Cadbury started trending on Twitter on Sunday as apart from the usual fake claims of 'beef' being used in Cadbury products, social media users targeted the recent Diwali advertisement of the company.

Vishwa Hindu Parishad leader Sadhvi Prachi shared the Cadbury advertisement and objected to the use of 'Damodar' as the name of a poor lamp seller claiming that this has been done to show "someone with PM Narendra Modi's father's name in poor light". Sadhvi Prachi tweeted this while many others started tweeting calling for the boycott of Cadbury products in India.

This is not the first time that Cadbury came under the fire of Indian Twitter users. In 2021, a similar boycott call was given which prompted

Twitter users who made the 'Boycott Cadbury' trend shared a screenshot of the product description page of the Cadbury website, Australia. It said, "Please note, if any of our Australian products contain gelatine in the ingredients, the gelatine we use is halal certified and derived from beef."

The company then issue a statement clarifying that all its products in India are 100% vegetarian and the green dot on the wrapper stands for that.

The viral screenshot claiming beef in Cadbury products is not from India.


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