Live
eineurope/
Home/India/Topic · Bhopal firm bans Hindu symbols, sparks protest
India4d ago

Bhopal firm bans Hindu symbols, sparks protest

A wood products company in Bhopal has banned employees from wearing Hindu religious symbols, prompting protests by the Bajrang Dal.

Sources
1 verified
Location
Bhopal, India
Updated
Saturday, 25 April 2026 at 03:50 UTC
No media · text-only dispatch
Synthesis · 1 sources
Permali Wallace, a company dealing in wood products in Bhopal, has banned its employees from wearing Hindu religious symbols. The prohibition includes items such as the kalawa (sacred thread), sindoor, bindi, tilak, rings, bangles, earrings, and mangalsutra. The Hindu nationalist group Bajrang Dal has protested outside the company's premises, demanding action against the policy. The company's contact details and website have been circulated online, urging people to express their concerns.
e/eineurope · topic · T-06518