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Rizla's offensive depiction of Revered Hindu God Ganesh on it's smoking related products

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Jeetendra Patel
12 years ago

Its absolutely offensive towards our hindu god ganesh. Rizla should have been more careful and responsible.

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Kashav Sehra
12 years ago

Disgraceful!

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Hena Shiyani
12 years ago

Disgraceful and insensitive

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vijendra patel
12 years ago

very dis-respectful on any

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vijendra patel
12 years ago

very dis-respectful on any

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Dis-respectful - any gods should not be used to endorse this kind of product

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Nita. Shah
12 years ago

not right to use faith images on any products

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Mukesh Rawal
12 years ago

its disgusting to use any faith for symbol for use tobacco or any intoxication product. It should be removed immidiatley

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Vikas Sharma
12 years ago

Appalling

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Chirag
12 years ago

inappropriate use of a holy figure and the reason for it is unfathomable.

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Pat Singh
12 years ago

Brijanand,Hindus are so peace loving that some people feel it is fine to disrespect us. It is time to work together to eradicate these atrocities which are quickly becoming a norm.

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Pat Singh
12 years ago

This is gross disrespect to the entire Hindu community. Hard Rock Cafe in Atlantic City NJ. PA. has a wall mat of Mother Kali. I spoke to the manager about it but I do not know if it was removed. Hindus need to be proactive and ensure that Hinduism is respected, like other established faiths.

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Neil
12 years ago

Disgrace to add God to a product so contradictory to Hindu Religion

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Neil
12 years ago

Disgrace to add God to a product so contradictory to Hindu Religion

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niki
12 years ago

tut!

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Priti Mistry
12 years ago

This is pathetic misconduct on the part of the tobacco company. Products should me

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Sushila G.
12 years ago

Absolutely disgraceful. Respect and get respected. Om Ganeshay Namah !

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Swapnil Deoras
12 years ago

They should fire the marketing director and remove the items from the stores.

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Neha Patel
12 years ago

Must banned the product with Ganeshji on it

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Kalpana
12 years ago

I don't understand why companies think its appropriate to use Hindu gods on their products. PLEASE REMOVE