Malaysian company printed controversial logo on shoes, controversy arose; Know what was the answer – India TV Hindi

kuala lumpur: Controversy has arisen over the ‘logo’ of a shoe manufacturing company in Malaysia. The Muslim community has expressed objection to the logo printed on the shoes by the company. The Muslim community says that the company’s ‘logo’ is similar to the Arabic word ‘Allah’. Now after raising objection, the company has apologized. Along with this, the sale of shoes has been stopped.

The company gave clarification

Whereas shoe manufacturing company ‘Vern Holdings’ has given clarification saying that ‘logo’ has been imprinted on the soles of high heel shoes. However, the company admitted that the ‘logo’ was misprinted due to a flaw in the design. The company also said that it has stopped the sale of the shoes and has also started the process to refund the price to the customers who purchased them. Along with this, the company ‘Vern’ has said in a statement on social media that “Our intention was not to degrade or insult any religion or belief. Management apologizes. We hope for forgiveness so that we can correct this mistake.

More than 1100 shoes confiscated

Police said on Monday that they have seized more than 1,100 shoes from the shops of ‘Vern’, a company that prints logos like religious symbols on shoes. Along with this, the Islamic Development Department, the agency that looks after Islamic affairs in Malaysia, also summoned the company’s founder Ng Chuan Hu. The Islamic Department has said that if evidence is found that this ‘logo’ was made intentionally then legal action will be taken so that such incidents can be prevented in future. (input language)

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