“Boycott Lenskart if they do not withdraw the anti-Hindu dress code for staff; Apology after backlash.”, Hindu Existence Organisation, April 15, 2026
“Lenskart, a prominent Indian eyewear retailer, has come under public scrutiny following the circulation of purported internal dress code guidelines that have sparked debate over workplace policies and religious expression.
The controversy emerged shortly after a separate debate involving what some commentators described as “Corporate Jihad” at TCS in Nashik had subsided, leading to renewed public attention on corporate practices and religious accommodation. In this context, Lenskart, one of the country’s leading eyewear brands, has become the focus of a dispute over a reported dress code for its employees. The company has been accused by some critics of restricting traditional Hindu religious symbols—specifically the bindi, sindoor, and kalava (a sacred thread worn on the wrist)—while permitting the wearing of a hijab.
The issue gained traction after a social media post by Facebook user Sucharita Jenamani, which shared what were described as internal dress code guidelines. The post, available at the provided link, has been widely circulated and has contributed significantly to the public debate. However, the authenticity and context of the document have not been independently verified…….”
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