A government agency faced criticism for posting a digitally created image. The picture depicted a Sikh man and was designed to resemble a film poster. It contained a message urging the man to leave the country voluntarily.
The agency removed the image after backlash ensued. The image had been altered to look like a poster for a well-known action movie franchise.
Further details about the incident are available from the source, including the agency's response to the backlash.
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