Boycott Domino’s starts trending with the boycott buzz

Boycott trend now includes boycott Domino’s too. The boycott trend got into buzz as the companies posted about Kashmir Solidarity day. Today, Domino’s is also dragged into the trend. A two-year old post has now gone viral on Twitter with Domino’s Pizza’s official Facebook post. In the screenshot, the pizza outlet’s page wrote “The nation is one in support of our beloved Kashmiris, may they live as a sovereign nation soon. Have a look at some tweets:

https://twitter.com/mostlycathartic/status/1490882870172594177?t=IuVzENXqwwQfhpPpFHJwlA&s=19

#boycottdominos
Life of l#nd bhakts : pic.twitter.com/Pd098e7pk0

— NARCOS (@trynarcos) February 8, 2022

Meanwhile @HyundaiIndia #boycottdominos pic.twitter.com/AgQkvp7OH3

— पुल्कित (@pulkit250) February 8, 2022

#boycottdominos https://t.co/j5xvWAJbwq

— I'm_kuntal143 (@AbhayKuntal18) February 8, 2022

https://twitter.com/RavishViews/status/1490952006982578179?t=uEqyR9BjJ-eS-cNd45xFSg&s=19

https://twitter.com/AkshatGajera/status/1490951892922351618?t=y4__YinYSu7NfYFgTkMrmA&s=19

https://twitter.com/AkshatGajera/status/1490951461248798721?t=jOOP7AQlUB7gMX-tbZYPyw&s=19

 

Few hours before KFC was also a part of the trend, soon the company posted a apology statement on their social media. “We deeply apologize for a post that was published on some KFC social media channels outside the country. We honour and respect India, and remain steadfast in our commitment to serving all Indians with pride.”

Acknowledging Kashmir Solidarity Day, observed February 5 every year in Pakistan, the fast-food chain’s local partner in the country posted, “You never left our thoughts and we hope that the coming years bring you peace.” KFC wrote.