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29.11.2018 | 2:59 p.m.
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"Go home," said the management and mistakenly removed a mother who badfed her baby in a mall in India.
"Breastfeeding is not allowed in the mall," reported the newspaper Telegraph on Twitter about the incident in Calcutta.
This comment addressed to the woman concerned the management of the center on Facebook in response to her comment on the same social network tool, where she complained that there was no room for it. badfeeding in advertising.
The reaction of the mall has angered many users who would have offended the mother.
A new mother of the South City Mall would have been forced to walk upstairs looking for the daughter of her badfeeding baby and was later mistreated on the property's official Facebook page for filing a complaint.
– The telegraph (@ttindia) November 29, 2018
Women who badfeed in public places are common in India. But public badfeeding is a controversial issue around the world. The publication on the cover of a magazine in India of a photograph of a badfeeding model caused various reactions early in the year.
Amilalas Arup Dasancariri recounted her experience on Facebook on Tuesday and wrote on the South City Mall page that there was no place to badfeed and that the mall staff had indicated that it was safe to eat. she was nursing her baby in the bathroom. But she described this idea as "foul" and left a low note at the mall via her Facebook page.
The webmaster responded that badfeeding is not allowed in the stores and that the woman should have organized her day differently because her baby does not need to badfeed at any moment".
The mall's address was then excused and indicated that she had room to badfeed and change the baby diaper on each floor.
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