YouTuber visits Harvard, finds 'made In Pakistan' jacket worth Rs 12,000, Netizens say 'don't buy, India me Rs 2,000 ki mil jayegin'

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Updated At : 02:58 PM Aug 23, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh, August 23

Social media influencer Ishan Sharma has been posting tales from his trip to the US.

He recently visited Harvard University and found a “Made in Pakistan” jacket there. "Came to Harvard to buy merch. This one's ₹ 12,000! But Made in Pakistan?!" Sharma wrote on X.

He was, however, told not to buy it.

One wrote: "dont buy", another wrote, "India mein ₹2000 ki mil jayegi Made in India likhi hui"

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