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After ex-COO bats for 'right to eat',#BoycottMakeMyTrip trends on Twitter

Soon after the backlash, Joshi withdrew his comments and apologised for the same

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The online Indian travel company MakeMyTrip was trolled on Twitter after one of the company's co-founder, Keyur Joshi made some comments on the Central government's ban on cattle slaughter. Amidst the ongoing controversy and political slugfest over the revised cattle trade rules, Joshi took to Twitter to express his opinion about the same. 
 
In his tweets, he mentioned that if Hinduism is not letting him choose the food he eats, then he rather not be a Hindu. Joshi said he is vegetarian but will consume beef in India to support 'freedom of food'.
 
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