SAN FRANCISCO (Diya TV) — Trucks with provocative photos and slogans targeting Hindu and Indian American within the premises of Google headquarters and the Apple office in the Bay Area, marking a concerning turn of events during Guru Gobind Singhji’s Prakash Utsav celebration.
Contrary to the expected peaceful observance at Gurdwaras, some individuals, allegedly identified as Khalistanis, have opted for a controversial approach. Instead of participating in traditional ceremonies, they are driving these trucks around with hateful & terrorizing slogans.
This unusual and provocative display has raised concerns about the safety of Hindu Americans and employees of Indian origin at both Google and Apple. The responsibility for maintaining a secure working environment is now under scrutiny, with calls for action directed at both tech giants.
The presence of Sikh militant imagery and the use of anti-India slogans in close proximity to major tech hubs have sparked debates about the boundaries of free expression and cultural sensitivity. As the Bay Area is home to a diverse community, including a significant population of Sikhs and Hindus, this incident has garnered attention not only for its potential impact on workplace safety but also for its broader implications on intercommunity relations.
Social media platforms are abuzz with discussions about the responsibility of Google and Apple to address this issue promptly. Users have been tagging @Google and @AppleSupport, urging them to take swift action to rectify the situation and ensure the well-being of all employees.
In an era where inclusivity and diversity are key focal points for many companies, incidents like these pose challenges to maintaining harmonious workplace environments. The controversy surrounding the placement of these trucks underscores the delicate balance between free expression and the responsibility of corporations to foster a workplace culture that respects all individuals, regardless of their religious or cultural background.
As the situation unfolds, domestically in North America and internationally across the subcontinent, all eyes are on the tech giants, Google and Apple, waiting for a decisive response to address the concerns raised about the safety and well-being of their Hindu & Indian-origin employees in the Bay Area.
