Deeply regret any offence caused to people of India: Hyundai
The Hindu
Even as calls for boycott of some global brands continued to trend on social media over the controversy on “Kashmir Solidarity Day” messages, Hyundai Motor Company on Tuesday reiterated its commitment
Even as calls for boycott of some global brands continued to trend on social media over the controversy on “Kashmir Solidarity Day” messages, Hyundai Motor Company on Tuesday reiterated its commitment to India while expressing regret over “offence caused to the people of India” by the unofficial social media activity.
Since Sunday, a lot of brands, particularly Hyundai India and KFC India, have been facing severe backlash on social media platforms following messages by their dealers and outlets in support of the ‘freedom struggle in Kashmir’. Many people have also shared screenshots of similar messages posted by accounts related to global brands such as Suzuki, Toyota, Dominos, Kia, Honda, Pizza Hut and Bosch. The posts have now been deleted.
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