You are one step ahead being a supa puwa 2020 that you are
Instead of refusing to write something on a cake you guys are directly attacking Christians every Sunday
Arrests, Beatings and Secret Prayers: Inside the Persecution of India’s Christians
Exactly, its going downward stream to extremism / religious fanaticism the end of which is total destruction and no one is even trying to pull it back. No one even think that we lack tolerance.. Now, people will think as image issue.. The hell with the image, we need to identify our mistakes, weaknesses, problems in our society and move forward. People will point out india also do lot more then us as far as hindu extremists are concerned.. Well, the hell with them. We should not compete with them in wrong things. We need to be better and improve ourselves.
Your law discriminates people of Muslim and Jewish faiths. It was also law to boycott and kill Jews in Germany.
I know its difficult but if I can go to my local Bakery and ask for Eid Mubarak on a cake the same treatment should be given to a Hindu on Diwali or a Christian on Christmas... you are right though, the barometer should be set higher than it currently is. As long as people like you exist there is hope.
Mate, wholeheartedly agree with your sentiment, if this was shit slinging match would these fairies still compete...No.
And, here you go..
dude according to Muslims 25 december is not the birthday of Prophet Jesus Christ. 25 dec is related to a pagan god.Two bakeries in Karachi have been under fire on social media for refusing to write Merry Christmas on cakes.
On December 21, a woman took to the Facebook group Voice of Customer and narrated the incident that took place with her at the Khayaban-e-Jami branch of Delizia.
She said when she asked them to write Merry Christmas on a cake, the staffer declined and said that they are “not allowed to write it”. He said that they have been given “orders about this from the kitchen”.
The post sparked outrage on social media. Several people called it discrimination against minorities.
When SAMAA Digital contacted Delizia on their call center they said that they were not authorized to comment on the matter and gave the Jami branch’s contact.
The person, a staffer, who received the call at the Jami branch refused to acknowledge that any such incident took place at the bakery. He said there were a number of Christian employees at the bakery and it was very unlikely that something like this would happen.
When asked for the branch manager’s number, the staffer said that they are not allowed to share contacts.
Earlier, the senior management of Delizia told Dawn Images that the incident was not the company’s policy, but an individual’s act. They added that action against the staffer is being taken.
This is not the first time someone has accused Delizia of discrimination. In 2018, the bakery’s staff told a woman that they can’t write Merry Christmas on their cake as per the company policy.
The company claims that following the 2018 incident, there were dismissals.
Staff at Aunty Munaver’s refuses to write Merry Christmas
In another Facebook post on December 22, a woman said that the staff at Aunty Munaver, a bakery located in Clifton’s Bokhari Commercial Area, refused to write Merry Christmas on a customer’s cake. They said that they had instructions from the management in this regard.
https://www.samaa.tv/lifeandstyle/2021/12/karachi-bakeries-under-fire-for-refusing-to-write-merry-christmas/
Boycott these bakeries if they discriminate against other religions.Two bakeries in Karachi have been under fire on social media for refusing to write Merry Christmas on cakes.
On December 21, a woman took to the Facebook group Voice of Customer and narrated the incident that took place with her at the Khayaban-e-Jami branch of Delizia.
She said when she asked them to write Merry Christmas on a cake, the staffer declined and said that they are “not allowed to write it”. He said that they have been given “orders about this from the kitchen”.
The post sparked outrage on social media. Several people called it discrimination against minorities.
When SAMAA Digital contacted Delizia on their call center they said that they were not authorized to comment on the matter and gave the Jami branch’s contact.
The person, a staffer, who received the call at the Jami branch refused to acknowledge that any such incident took place at the bakery. He said there were a number of Christian employees at the bakery and it was very unlikely that something like this would happen.
When asked for the branch manager’s number, the staffer said that they are not allowed to share contacts.
Earlier, the senior management of Delizia told Dawn Images that the incident was not the company’s policy, but an individual’s act. They added that action against the staffer is being taken.
This is not the first time someone has accused Delizia of discrimination. In 2018, the bakery’s staff told a woman that they can’t write Merry Christmas on their cake as per the company policy.
The company claims that following the 2018 incident, there were dismissals.
Staff at Aunty Munaver’s refuses to write Merry Christmas
In another Facebook post on December 22, a woman said that the staff at Aunty Munaver, a bakery located in Clifton’s Bokhari Commercial Area, refused to write Merry Christmas on a customer’s cake. They said that they had instructions from the management in this regard.
https://www.samaa.tv/lifeandstyle/2021/12/karachi-bakeries-under-fire-for-refusing-to-write-merry-christmas/
witnessed British hooliganism at the Karachi airport this very month. deplorable to say the least.
