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Why Boycott Hyundai Trend in India|Kashmir Day|Pakistani Reacts


Hashtag "Boycott Hyundai" and "Boycott Kia" is trending on Twitter as the automobile manufacturer's  Pakistani dealership supported Kashmir's struggle for freedom on its tweet in Kashmir Solidarity day.

Hyundai Pakistan Official (@PakistanHyundai) wrote, "Let us remember the sacrifices of our Kashmiri brothers and stand in support as they continue to struggle for freedom."  with a picture of Dal Lake of Srinagar is attached with the tweet, and the word "Kashmir" is marked with barbed wire.

As the tweet has gone viral on social media, the indian has started  "Boycott Hyundai" and "Boycott Kia" started compaign on Twitter.

Some Indian Twitter user are demanding for ban and apology from Hyundai while on the other one of the Pakistani Twitter user react to this trend by writing "Aag asi lagi k Maza aa gya" 

https://twitter.com/Oye_lambu/status/1490354428515282944?t=YgxcKrLdG7e6--RjhzNfhA&s=19

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