The owner of an Indian clothing store said Wednesday that he would only change its name from "Hitler" if he was compensated for re-branding costs, amid a growing row over the new shop.
The outlet, which sells Western men's wear, opened 10 days ago in Ahmedabad city in the western state of Gujarat with "Hitler" written in big letters over the front and with a **** swastika as the dot on the "i".
"I will change it (the name) if people want to compensate me for the money we have spent --the logo, the hoarding, the business cards, the brand," Rajesh Shah told AFP.
