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Twitter row over eSales of non-essentials in Mumbai
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Last Updated: May 03, 2021, 08:13 AM IST
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The topic Amazon Defies Protocols was trending with just under 4,000 tweets late on Sunday night on the micro-blogging platform
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In what appeared to be a smear campaign against US e-commerce giant Amazon, several users on Twitter alleged on Sunday that it was violating lockdown norms in Maharashtra by shipping non-essential items.
The topic “Amazon Defies Protocols” was trending with just under 4,000 tweets late on Sunday night on the micro-blogging platform, with several users supporting local traders who had been forced to shutter their businesses during the ongoing lockdown-like restrictions in the state.
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