Why 'Boycott Cadbury' trending on Twitter? ‘PM Modi…!’

Have you carefully observed Cadbury chocolate's advertisement on TV channels?
The shopless poor lamp seller is Damodar.

This is done to show someone with PM Narendra Modi's father's name in poor light. Chaiwale ka baap diyewala.

Shame on cadbury Company #BoycottCadbury pic.twitter.com/QvzbmOMcX2

— Dr. Prachi Sadhvi (@Sadhvi_prachi) October 30, 2022

Well, this is not the first time that Cadbury is facing the wrath of Indian Twitter users. In 2021, a similar ‘boycott Cadbury’ was trending because of the claim that the company uses beef in its products.

Twitter users who made the 'Boycott Cadbury' trend shared a screenshot of the product description page of the Cadbury website, Australia. "Please note, if any of our Australian products contain gelatine in the ingredients, the gelatine we use is halal certified and derived from beef," the page reads.

Hi, The screenshot shared in the Tweet is not related to Mondelez products manufactured in India. All the products manufactured and sold in India are 100% vegetarian. The green dot on the wrapper signifies that.
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— Cadbury Dairy Milk (@DairyMilkIn) July 18, 2021

This prompted Cadbury to release a statement clarifying that its products are 100 percent vegetarian and the green symbol on the wrapper stands for that.