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Sexist Account Lands Sachin Bansal In Trouble!
By: Tupaki Desk | 11 Oct 2019 12:27 PM GMT
Sachin Bansal, the co-founder of Flipkart was slammed online for recommending a sexist twitter handle which goes by the name LifeMathMoney to his micro-blogging site followers saying that men could learn a lot from it.
His tweet regarding this reads as follows, 'One of the accounts I recommend that all the men on twitter follow is @LifeMathMoney. He will teach you many things you need to know. Woman can follow if too, if they want'
He said that women can also follow this account if they want.
LifeMathMoney's Twitter bio reads, Get Rich. Get Fit. Get Smarter. Learn What the schools won't teach you, which is followed by 97,000 users on twitter.
To educate its followers the handle has shared some explicit sexist tweets as lessons.
Soon after the Twitterati began to slam Bansal.
Lots of tweets were flooded criticizing Bansal.
'It's pathetic and cringey and I can see how much the recommender has learnt from it', reads a tweet.
While the other user tweeted, 'interesting to see you recommend an account that endorses marital rape, among other things'.
His tweet regarding this reads as follows, 'One of the accounts I recommend that all the men on twitter follow is @LifeMathMoney. He will teach you many things you need to know. Woman can follow if too, if they want'
He said that women can also follow this account if they want.
LifeMathMoney's Twitter bio reads, Get Rich. Get Fit. Get Smarter. Learn What the schools won't teach you, which is followed by 97,000 users on twitter.
To educate its followers the handle has shared some explicit sexist tweets as lessons.
Soon after the Twitterati began to slam Bansal.
Lots of tweets were flooded criticizing Bansal.
'It's pathetic and cringey and I can see how much the recommender has learnt from it', reads a tweet.
While the other user tweeted, 'interesting to see you recommend an account that endorses marital rape, among other things'.
