Popular e-commerce platform Meesho has come under scrutiny for selling t-shirts branded with the likeness of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi. Popular e-commerce platform Meesho has come under scrutiny for selling t-shirts branded with the likeness of gangster ...

E-commerce platform Meesho is under fire for listing T-shirts that glorify gangster Lawrence Bishnoi. Social media users expressed outrage after filmmaker Alishan Jafri shared screenshots of the listings, which featured Bishnoi's image and phrases like ...

Jafri described it as a case of “India’s latest online radicalisation,” sparking a broader debate on how digital marketplaces may inadvertently contribute to the glorification of criminals

Mumbai: The online sale of t-shirts with pictures jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi on popular retail fashion platform Meesho and Teeshopper has led to outrage with netizens condemning glamourising of criminals.

Ecommerce major Meesho has sparked outrage on social media for selling t-shirts featuring gangster Lawrence Bishnoi on its platform

The screenshots went viral in no time, with netizens condemning Meesho for selling T-shirts and other merchandise featuring the jailed gangster.

E-commerce platform Meesho has faced criticism for selling t-shirts with notorious gangster Lawrence Bishnoi's face on them. Filmmaker-journalist Alishan Jafri highlighted the issue, calling it an example of "India's latest online radicalization." The t-shirts were also listed on other platforms such as Flipkart, where they were priced at ₹168.

Lawrence Bishnoi is linked to more than 70 criminal cases, including some under the anti-terror law UAPA. His crime syndicate has had alleged involvements in high-profile crimes, including the murder of Punjabi singer Sidhu Moose Wala,

Meesho faces backlash for selling t-shirts featuring gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, raising concerns about online radicalisation. Filmmaker Alishan Jafri highlighted the dangers of glorifying crime, particularly affecting youth,

A social media post was shared by filmmaker Alishan Jafri, who pointed out a series of t-shirts being sold on the company's platform, featuring Lawrence Bishnoi's images: Meesho controversy

Meesho faced backlash after an X user highlighted that the e-commerce platform is selling t-shirts featuring Lawrence Bishnoi's images.