Twitter issues statement after CEO Jack Dorsey triggers outrage in India with 'Smash Brahminical Patriarchy' placard

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey’s photograph holding 'Smash Brahminical Patriarchy' placard triggered an uproar online over alleged affront to community. In response, Twitter India has released a statement. 

Twitter, through a tweet, tified that organization hosted a closed-door discussion with a group of women journalists and change makers from India to comprehend ir experiences of using Twitter. Out of panel, one of Dalit activists, sharing her personal experience, gifted a poster to Dorsey.

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y furr tweeted that statement is t a representation of organisation or CEO, but a perceptible replication of company’s effort to see, hear and perceive different sides of public conversations that happen on ir service across globe.
 

Jack Dorsey earlier on Monday found himself embroiled in controversy, by allegedly offending a social class of India that holds up to 5% of population in country, as per most recent official estimate. 

Dorsey, who is on a visit to India and has met PM Modi, Rahul Gandhi, Shah Rukh Khan, and ors, participated in a roundtable with women journalists, writers, and activists to converse about Twitter experience in India. A picture from meet was shared on social media, which found CEO holding 'Smash Brahminical Patriarchy' placard. 

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