South Korea: Hyundai Motor’s repulsion from India: Hindu Janajagruti Samiti

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South Korea: Hyundai Motor’s repulsion from India: Hindu Janajagruti Samiti

-Protest demo in front of the showroom

[February 9th AFP]

Hindu Supreme Principles
Hindu Janajagruti Samiti

February 8th

A protest demonstration was held against Hyundai Motors of South Korea. It was

Hyundai’s partner:

Hyundai Pakistani partner posted on social media.

“Partners supported Kashmir’s separatist and independent factions competing for sovereignty with India.”

In India, there is a fierce opposition to this.

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Hyundai’s own Kashmir related posting problem, South Korea “regret” (AFP = current affairs) –Yahoo! News

https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/d1ca448958d14612db0b572d85d70f070ecc1a40

Hyundai Motor Group Facing Boycott in India

Hyundai Motor Group
is facing a boycott in India with regard to Kashmir-friendly SNS messages.

The messages were posted by
local agencies on Feb. 5, the Kashmir Solidarity Day.

Kashmir
is where tensions between India and Pakistan have been highest for almost a century.

Hyundai Motor Co.
has produced cars in Pakistan through partner companies such as Hyundai Nishat and has no corporation in the country.

After the messages were posted, Indians called those into question while saying the company is advocating Pakistan.

Hyundai Motor India
made an official announcement on Feb. 6 that it has contributed to the Indian market for over 25 years and the rumors are not true.

Although the messages in question have been deleted, Indian consumers are continuing to oppose.

Hyundai Motor Co. entered the Indian market in 1998, when its plant in Chennai was put into operation.

At present,
the company is the second-largest in the market behind Maruti Suzuki.

Kia entered the market in 2019 and took the fifth place in it last year.

Hyundai Motor Company’s sales volume in the market increased 19.2 percent to 505,033 in 2021, when Kia’s increased 29.2 percent to 181,583.

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