CAIT, within the letter, has known as for the advert to be withdrawn, stating that it unfairly impacts the livelihood of shopkeepers and misleads customers then again. Earlier, CAIT additionally wrote to the Bollywood actor condemning his endorsement. “We’re extremely disheartened to witness your current commercial for Flipkart, the place you claimed that offers and presents aren’t accessible at shopkeepers, thereby deceptive and influencing clients…,” CAIT stated.
Reacting to the commercial, the All India Cellular Retailers Affiliation (AIMRA), which represents 150,000 cell retailers, has additionally written to main smartphone manufacturers to spotlight the difficulty and likewise ask the model heads to “concern both a joint or particular person assertion in distinguished information media retailers, publicly clarifying that these statements aren’t correct.”
“Our goal in addressing you is to specific our deep concern and disappointment concerning the current wave of derogatory ads which were proliferating throughout numerous on-line platforms, social media, and print media. These ads have been influencing the shopping for behaviour of consumers by means of false and deceptive statements, such because the one promoted by Flipkart with the endorsement of the mega star, Mr. Amitabh Bachchan, stating, ‘yeh Dukan per nahin milne wala’ (This is not going to be present in shops),” AIMRA stated in its letter to smartphone manufacturers.
The Flipkart Large Billion Days sale begins October 8.
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