To solve for their dietary preferences, we are today, launching a “Pure Veg Mode" along with a “Pure Veg Fleet” on Zomato, for customers who have a 100% vegetarian dietary preference. pic.twitter.com/xzV9y9IQbU
— Deepinder Goyal (@deepigoyal) March 19, 2024
I mean customers have blatantly posted about how they are "disappointed" in Zomato/Swiggy for giving them a Muslim delivery agent. They have explicitly denied taking food from Muslim delivery agentshttps://t.co/eD21M2xw1u
— Fatima Khan (@khanthefatima) March 19, 2024
zomato openly promoting casteism. now in sometime they will also start specifying the caste and religion of delivery professionals. as usual brahmins will start demanding that only upper caste person deliver their food. this is how urban India is preserving untouchability. https://t.co/Zwss8v5ELz
— adrak wali chai (@hoopoe_is_here) March 19, 2024
This has to be the worst marketing stunt ever pulled.
— Ajit Dhiwal (@me551ah) March 20, 2024
To please 10% of India’s veg population you’ve alienated and offended 90% of India’s non-veg population
It's truly disgraceful to label vegetarianism as 'pure'—strongly condemn the casteist nature of #Zomato's 'pure vegetarian' fleet pic.twitter.com/o4O9uaVrUE
— Pooranasangeetha Chinnamuthu (@poornasangeetha) March 20, 2024
“Dietary preferences” is a sanitised way of referring to caste. Veg and non veg food are usually cooked separately, and the orderer can anyway discern and choose restaurants based on this. These items will also be packaged separately, rendering the possibility of contact… pic.twitter.com/5zzhXib9xx
— sanjubobbygeorge (@ramachandranesk) March 19, 2024
I have received an overwhelmingly positive response on this launch from so many people. A lot of comments from young people who eat non-veg food saying “now my parents can also use zomato”.
— Deepinder Goyal (@deepigoyal) March 19, 2024
I would like to repeat that this feature strictly serves a dietary preference. And I know…