‘Garlic’ means ‘ginger’, Imran’s minister Fawad is scoffing
Reflexes
- There is outrage in Pakistan over rising inflation
- Imran Khan’s Information Minister’s ‘Gyan’ Video Goes Viral on Social Media
- Pakistani journalist Naila Inayat shared the video of Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry
Pakistan: The government of Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has once again been clouded by his minister. Your senses will be impressed upon hearing the knowledge of Pakistan’s information minister. A video by Pakistani Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry is becoming increasingly viral on social media, in which users make fun of him. Pakistani journalist Naila Inayat has shared this viral video from Pakistan’s Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry. Sharing Fawad Chowdhary’s video, Naila Inayat wrote on Twitter that “Garlic is adrak” Information Minister Fawad Chowdhary, a person learns something new every day.
Actually, Pakistan’s Information Minister, Fawad Chaudhary, was holding a press conference in which he is seen saying that garlic is adrak. Fawad Chaudhry was giving information about rising inflation in Pakistan at the press conference. In which it said that onion and garlic prices are adrak have gone down. Fawad Chowdhary seems to be stuck saying many times at the press conference that garlic is called garlic … no, not ginger. Fawad Chaudhary also says that the price of garlic is an adrak ginger that has dropped a lot. A user on social media after hearing Fawad Chaudhary’s acquaintance said that ginger feels himself.
Inflation hit in Pakistan, milk prices reach Rs 130 per liter
Let us tell you that there is an outcry in Pakistan these days due to continued inflation. Inflation in Pakistan has reached its highest level in 70 years. According to The News report, food prices in Pakistan have almost doubled. While the prices of ghee, oil, flour and chicken have reached historic levels. According to The News International report, there is a flour crisis in Pakistan’s Punjab. According to the report, the food department of the Punjab province in Pakistan has run out of stocks of many commodities, including wheat. The inflation situation is such that gasoline is sold in Pakistan at Rs 150 / liter and sugar is also sold at Rs 150 / kg. At the same time, the price of milk in Pakistan is also touching the sky. The price of milk has reached Rs 130 per liter in Pakistan.
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