Video of fake Coca-Cola drink goes viral, netizens express shock

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Updated At : 10:38 PM Mar 30, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh, March 30

A video of fake Coca-Cola brand has caused a stir among netizens, leading to concern over the authenticity of the top soft drink label.

The viral video shows men preparing a drink with readily available ingredients like cola syrup, water and food colour, and then pouring it into the ‘Coca-Cola’ bottles.

The incident has raised questions about the safety and quality control measures in place. The video also received comments like: “That’s why we should crush the bottle after we finished drinking”, “Aisi hi 2-3 videos aur bane jisse log automatic hi boycott krna start krde😂” and “But why do they allow this to be filmed 😕 thank God I don’t do soft drinks 😂”

The online controversy initiated by the video has intensified because the Coca-Cola company itself chose to remain silent on it.

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