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Amul's Twitter account closed for a few hours over 'Exit the Dragon' creative

Amul, a well-known company that makes milk and milk products, tweeted for boycotting of Chinese products, after which Amul's Twitter account was suspended for a few hours. 

Amul posted a creative named Exit The Dragon on Twitter, referring to China. In the caption of this creative, Amul wrote - that the objects of China have to be opposed. in this creative, it was written in big letters that Amul is the 'Made In India' brand and its focus is on the 'self-reliant' campaign of PM Narendra Modi.

 

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