On Women’s Day, Burger King grilled over its post ‘Women belong in the kitchen’

Tribune Web Desk Chandigarh, March 8 Burger King was on Women’s Day grilled for posting a statement “Women belong in the kitchen”. And guess –who was the first to roast them–none other than the food giant, KFC, suggesting Burger King...

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 03:40 AM Mar 09, 2021 IST

Tribune Web Desk

Chandigarh, March 8

Burger King was on Women’s Day grilled for posting a statement “Women belong in the kitchen”.

And guess –who was the first to roast them–none other than the food giant, KFC, suggesting Burger King to delete the tweet immediately.

Soon, the tweet created a flutter on social media and Burger King got the taste of its own medicine. Burger King was flayed heavely over its comment, but, the American fast food chain said it was a part of their campaign for gender equality.

Below are the tweets:

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