Thread by @attomeybharti

So @HUL_News Red Label is a serial offender when it comes to projecting Hindus as bad people. Their ads -

1. Hindu man doesn’t want to have tea at burqa-clad Muslim neighbor

2. Hindus abandon their parents en masse at Kumbh

3. Hindu man doesn’t buy idol from a Muslim artisan

@HUL_News And ironically, they’ve done these ads under the pretense of “breaking stereotypes”. These ads are not breaking any stereotypes, but merely reinforcing the ones created by Libtards - that Hindus are uncultured bigots.

@HUL_News And not just Red Label, other @HUL_News brands have also tried to guilt trip Hindus for practicing their religion. Remember that Surf Excel ad on Holi? This can’t be the work of some over-enthu brand manager. It has to have blessings from HUL leadership.

@HUL_News My question to @HUL_News - call it “breaking stereotypes”, “making India more inclusive” or whatever you want, but show us just one ad you’ve done that targets stereotypes other religions have against Hindus. If you can’t, you know that you’re running propaganda campaign, not ads

@HUL_News Here’s an idea @HUL_News - A Hindu man invites his Muslim friend over for Biryani, but the friend refuses to eat it because the meat is not Halal. Then preach your message of “inclusiveness”, will you?

@HUL_News Another ad idea - Hindus are peacefully carrying out Ganesh Visarjan procession, but miscreants from “a particular community” start pelting stones on the idol. Dozens of such incidents actually happen every year. Will you make a preachy ad on this to promote harmony, @HUL_News?