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,

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

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 ...

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

Online shopping platform Meesho has responded to reports after it faced backlash for selling a T-shirt depicting Lawrence Bishnoi as a ‘hero’. The listing sparked outrage among social media users who are criticizing Meesho for selling products that ...

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

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,

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.