New found respect for #ParleG
— Harkaran Singh Bagga (@harkaranbagga) October 12, 2020
This is what a responsible brand should do.
Toxic news is not being spread by 1 channel. It’s a collective thing which is a blot on journalism.
I hope other products follow suit and boycott any channel which broadcasts such toxic/fake news https://t.co/2PTXdVe5jf
Thank You #ParleG, its high time everybody should follow the lead of Bajaj & ParleG, @HUL_News you incur highest expense on advt. then any other business in India, you should fulfill your moral & social responsibility & withdraw your funding from such toxic environment creators.
— Lucifer (@weedontherocks) October 12, 2020
#ParleG classic as always pic.twitter.com/rS0ZSbGP8L
— A warrior (@sicariowanted1) October 12, 2020
If you want to change the world, change yourself first 🙏#ParleG and Bajaj leading from the front and are the epitome of how to introduce change.
— Armaan girdhar (@AlwaysInMood4U) October 12, 2020
#ParleG group and #Bajaj has decided not to advertise on Hate mongering channel #RepublicTV. This is huge development and awakening of Indian Brands. They don't want to be associated with scam tainted #ArnabGoswami channel. I hope more will join.👏👏👏
— Nagraj Returns (@CrookBond_D) October 11, 2020
#ParleG brandd is the drop in nation financial
— Aparna (@Aparna28519455) October 12, 2020
Makes no difference to us
Agar ye nahi to aur sahi but wont stop watching #republic
Woke corporate boards falling for left-liberal bull-shit? As for consumer preference, I can bet if they actually run a consumer survey, most will vote for Republic. As for Mr Bajaj, well, someone should ask him not to pass-on his personal beliefs as some great business decision. https://t.co/TU7Xot0mcW
— VatsRohit (@KesariDhwaj) October 11, 2020
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