After an alleged Kia dealer and Hyundai dealer from Pakistan posted a message supporting ‘Kashmir Solidarity Day’ on February 5, netizens want to boycott the brands.
The Hyundai dealer supported ‘Kashmir Solidarity Day’ on February 5, which led to the trend #BoycottHyundai on Twitter especially among right-wing handles, and the trend #BoycottKiaMotors followed.
“We stand United for the freedom of Kashmir, an alleged Kia Motors – Crossroads dealer from Pakistan’s Hyderabad shared on social media on February 5, the same day the Hyundai post was made.
Hyundai Motor India, in an official statement earlier, said the company stands strong respecting nationalism after a massive social media outrage over a Pakistan dealer’s message supporting separatists in Kashmir.
Kia Motors India, however, have not yet released any official statement so far, addressing the issue. Here’s how netizens have been urging people to boycott both Hyundai and Kia on Twitter.
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