Condom Controversy! Sunny Leone's Ads Should Be Banned, Says A Goa Women's Group
Sunny Leone's condom advertisements must be banned, said a Goa women's group and filed a petition to the Government for its removal. They claimed it sends a wrong message to women & objectifies them.
Sunny
Leone
is
the
brand
ambassador
of
a
famous
condom
brand
and
her
advertisements
have
been
plastered
at
various
locations
all
across
the
country.
It
has
been
there
on
televison
to
billboards
and
radio
jingles.
The
commercial
can
be
seen
everywhere
and
now
a
women's
group
from
Goa
has
filed
a
petition
to
the
Government
to
ban
the
ads.
The
group
claims
the
ads
are
"a
very
ugly
scene" and
objectify
women
by
sending
a
wrong
message
to
the
the
feminine
gender.
The
group
also
took
offence
that
the
ads
are
displayed
on
Goa
public
transport
buses
Kadamba
and
have
demanded
for
immediate
removal.
The
women's
group
'Ranaragini'
is
a
wing
of
the
'Hindu
Janajagruti
Samiti'
and
its
leader
Neha
Govekar
said,
"A
different
message
is
conveyed
on
account
of
this.
This
is
a
very
ugly
scene."
The
petition
also
read,
"We
have
received
complaints
about
this
from
many
women.
We,
hereby,
kindly
request
you
to
remove
these
pictures.
We
would
like
to
bring
to
your
kind
notice
the
use
of
women's
pictures
in
contraceptive
advertisements
at
public
places.
It
has
been
observed
that
there
is
use
of
women's
picture
in
contraceptive
ads
at
public
places
like
the
Kadamba
Transport
Corporation
buses
and
elsewhere."
In
Trouble
A
women's
group
from
Goa
has
filed
a
petition
to
the
Government
to
ban
Sunny
Leone's
condom
ads.
Not
Sunny
In
Goa
The
women's
group
took
offence
that
Sunny
Leone's
condom
ads
were
displayed
on
public
buses
Kadamba.
Ban!
Is
banning
advertisements
the
right
way
to
go?
Sunny's
ads
might
be
taken
down
in
Goa.