Asian supermarket in London sparks outrage as customers queue in 'gender segregated' lines
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An Asian supermarket in east London has sparked outrage as customers queue in "gender segregated" lines.Video footage from the Romford branch of Masala Bazaar shows men and women forming separate queues during the supermarket's third anniversary celebrations last month.
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The clips, recorded on August 28, show shoppers appearing to line up in gender-divided rows as staff handed out complimentary bottles of vegetable oil at the East London store, which focuses on halal meat and South Asian groceries.Over the subsequent days of the event, which ran from August 26 to 31, similar patterns were reported as the shop distributed what seemed to be meat joints and frozen fish.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say No signage directed customers to queue in separate lines by sex.The footage quickly circulated on social media, prompting widespread discussion.Zayuber, the store's manager, maintained that the gender-divided lines were entirely unplanned.He told the Daily Mail: "It was so overcrowded in...
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