Lenskart Revises Dress Code to Allow Religious Symbols After Backlash

Lenskart has updated its in-store dress code policy to permit employees to express religious symbols like tilaks, following significant online criticism over a previous guideline that restricted such expressions.

19 Apr, 00:32 — 19 Apr, 00:32

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Lenskart clarifies store dress code after online backlash

In response to feedback from social media, Lenskart is updating its in-store dress code to embrace religious expressions among employees. This decision comes after an internal guideline that mistakenly restricted spiritual symbols, such as tilaks and bindis, faced backlash for promoting discrimination.

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