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The complaint showed a woman who expressed frustration over the failure of the insurance insurance of her late husband and said: “Hauptschule Ki Fees Kaise Bharungi, Ghar Ka Kharhacha Bhi Hai …“(How do I pay school fees? There are also household costs …)”

Several users went to X (formerly Twitter) and criticized the tone of the advertising and called it “inappropriate”.

Ht.com has contacted Policybazaar for a comment, but did not receive an answer at the time of publication.

“Am I the only one who finds this policy bazaar adently insensitive? A man has just passed away, and the first thing his wife does is his fault not to take out time insurance? This is not a financial awareness, it is only insensitive storytelling, ”wrote a user Siddharth on X.

Another user Steve Dsouza wrote: “No fan of Neuer @policybazaar ads is rather full of fear and wrong urgency. Could be more sensitive informative and sensitive. “

Many users also shared a video in which a man described the ad 'Wahyat' (nonsense).

“The woman says that you have not planned term insurance. But he also didn't intend to die. I also feel bad for the man in the frame, because at his side meeting when people say in the video that is shared by X users.

Another X user Nityanand Singh reacted to the guideline bazaar advertising: “Life insurance is a product that should never be so pushed. It is a very sensitive and important product and would do it well not to drive with fear. Political bazaar could do it much better. “

A user Zian Lakdawalla wrote: “Some spectators called this ad” pitiful “and said that she had a” shitty social message “. @Policybazaar has to do better.”