These days, the e-commerce market is quite competitive and now Twitter too has tasted this rivalry as the CEOs of Snapdeal and Flipkart didn’t leave any opportunity to take a dig at each other.
Have a look at what actually happened!
Alibaba to enter Indian market
Alibaba, the e-commerce giant from China announced its intention of entering the retail market of the country this year after it realized the immense potential. Since the announcement of its plans, Alibaba has been the hottest topic of discussion of analysts, journalists and startup gurus.
Today, it was the turn of Sachin Bansal to give his valuable opinion of the competition that he would be getting. He tweeted something which directly pointed out at Snapdeal and Paytm, the invested companies of Alibaba. Have a look!
Alibaba ko toh kuch aata hi nahi hai! Bad decision taken!
Alibaba deciding to start operations directly shows how badly their Indian investments have done so far
— Sachin Bansal (@_sachinbansal) March 25, 2016
On this, CEO of Snapdeal, Kunal Bahl wasn’t going to keep quite!
Pehle apne business pe focus kar!
Didn't Morgan Stanley just flush 5bn worth market cap in Flipkart down the 🚽? Focus on ur business not commentary 🙂 https://t.co/8NpkhWWo2j
— Kunal Bahl (@1kunalbahl) March 25, 2016
Well, this isn’t the 1st time that both of them have taken a dig at each other. They have been quite aggressive in getting more and more market share. Whether this was a brand strategy or just a small fight, is unknown. However, with the advent of Alibaba in Indian market, the competition is going to be a stiff one. However, consumers would get all the benefits.
