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After E-commerce Brand Myntra, Doordarshan To Replace Its Existing Logo Following A Complaint That Claimed It Looks Like 69, A Sexual Position

After E-commerce Brand Myntra, Doordarshan To Replace Its Existing Logo Following A Complaint That Claimed It Looks Like 69, A Sexual Position

by Fauxy

 

 30/01/2021

 

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After E-commerce Brand Myntra, Doordarshan To Replace Its Existing Logo Following A Complaint That Claimed It Looks Like 69, A Sexual Position

After the complaint was lodged with the Mumbai Cyber police alleging that the current signage of the online shopping portal, Myntra is “offensive and insulting to women.”, the brand has decided to change its logo. However, it’s too late and the trend is also popular. Today. a feminist, (pronoun he/him) filed a police case against govt news network Doordarshan claiming that its logo appears as if two people in a popular 69 position, which is offensive to asexual people.

Doordarshan hasn’t responded yet, but reportedly the news network is happy that people do notice what the channel is up to and its audience is not limited to people who love Krishi Darshan.

Speaking to The Fauxy, the famous logo designer Praksh, said “Logo is what it is, it’s the dirty mind of these people who derive their own adult version. This is never-ending, their mind is polluted, they can have their own dirty version of even two Os placed together.”

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