Meesho launched Lawrence Bishnoi T-shirts; Company gave a statement when people started lashing out

Online shopping platform Meesho was selling T-shirts with the face of jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi. After this, people lashed out on social media. Now Meesho has responded in this matter. A Meesho spokesperson said that we have taken immediate action to disable the products. Meesho is committed to providing a safe and reliable shopping platform for all its consumers. After the anger of the people came to the fore in this matter, Meesho removed these T-shirts and removed these products from everywhere. Journalist Alishan Jafri raised the issue and shared pictures of these T-shirts on his X handle. He wrote that people are selling gangster goods on platforms like @Meesho_Official and Teeshopper. This is just one example of India's latest online radicalism. Alishan Jafri has shared two photos in which Lawrence Bishnoi's picture is printed on a white T-shirt, on some of which the word gangster is also written. Meesho has now given an official statement on this. Meesho said that this product has been removed from the website and app. We are committed to providing safe and reliable shopping. Let us tell you that the user had strongly criticized Meesho on social media. Users reacted differently to this. One user wrote that shame on Meesho and such websites. Shame on you. Lawrence Bishnoi is a dangerous gangster. Recently, Lawrence Bishnoi took responsibility for the murder of Baba Siddiqui. Several major crimes have been committed by Lawrence Bishnoi and his gang. This includes the killing of Punjabi singer Sidhu Moose Wala as well as issuing a death threat to actor Salman Khan.

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