Reliance Industries Ltd Pulls Out of Operation Sindoor Trademark Battle

The Reliance Industries LTD (RIL) has removed the trademark application for “Operation Sindoor” following public revolt and media review. The phrase, which gained national attention after India's Armed Forces announced a successful strike at Pakistan terrorism facilities and was conquered by Pakistan Jammu and Kashmir, was filed for the trademark under Class 41 by Ril and three other applicants.

Files have triggered extensive online criticism, with many inquiry into the ethics of commercializing a military operation.

The hope clarified the “no intent to comment on the operation Sindoor”

In a statement released today, Jio Studios, a subsidiary of the Reliance Industries, confirmed that the trademark filing was “inadvertently submitted by a junior employee without approval.” The company emphasized that Ril or Jio Studios also did not intend to claim the owner in a term that represents a moment of national pride.

Reliance Industries have no desire to be trapped

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Levels of Support:

• ₹ 1,327.80 – Recent breakout zone
• ₹ 1,289.40 – Basic structural support
• ₹ 1,219.00 – lower support if pullback deepens
• ₹ 1,193.45 – Previous Base Zone

Resistance Levels:

• ₹ 1,446.90 – immediate objection
• ₹ 1,488.75 – July 2023 High
• ₹ 1,527.20 – Target upper breakout
• ₹ 1,608.70-long-term objection

Hope -off distances, but trademark scrambles raises greater questions

Reliance tried to put the thing to rest by turning away and the release of a public clarification. However, the conversation is far from the surface, along with the other filing that is still being evaluated. The haste to claim a term linked to a military operation caused a broader debate about bonds and boundaries. Whether or not the new policies come out, the incident became clear about one thing: patriotism and intellectual possession does not always mix cleanly.