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Faisal Chaudhry’s viral one-liner on G for Gharidah steals the show

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 5 November 2025 |  JP Staff Report

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Faisal Chaudhry’s viral one-liner on G for Gharidah steals the show
A humorous exchange between Faisal Chaudhry and Gharidah Farooqi on G for Gharidah has gained significant attention online. The incident reflects the unique blend of humor and seriousness in Pakistan's political discussions.

ISLAMABAD — A light yet pointed exchange between GTV anchor Gharidah Farooqi and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) representative Advocate Faisal Chaudhry has gone viral on social media. The moment occurred during her talk show “G for Gharidah,” where Farooqi questioned how PTI could reject the proposed 27th Constitutional Amendment without reading or debating it. She asked, “How can you reject it without seeing it?”

Faisal Chaudhry, known for his quick wit, replied, “Just like you are doing advocacy without seeing it.”

The sharp retort drew laughter from some viewers and sparked online debate about the tone of political talk shows. Clips of the exchange quickly circulated across X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, and TikTok, with users sharing mixed reactions—some praising Chaudhry’s humor, others calling it disrespectful.

The 27th Amendment, which the government is reportedly preparing to table in Parliament, has already stirred political controversy. The viral moment highlights how Pakistan’s political debates often blur the line between serious policy discussion and witty on-air sparring.

Key Points

  • The exchange occurred during Gharidah Farooqi's talk show on GTV.
  • Faisal Chaudhry's reply drew laughter and stirred debate on social media.
  • The 27th Constitutional Amendment is set to be introduced in Parliament.
  • Social media reactions were mixed, with some praising the humor and others criticizing it.
  • The incident highlights the blurring lines in political discussions on media.

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