A video circulating on social media reportedly shows a shopkeeper in Lahore asking Sohail Afridi not to sit outside his shop.
According to the footage, Afridi is seen sitting on a chair outside the shop when the shopkeeper asks him to move. The shopkeeper then reportedly takes the chair away.
The unusual exchange has attracted attention on social media, with users sharing mixed reactions to the shopkeeper’s behaviour.
The video has also sparked discussion online about the use of space outside shops and how business owners interact with people in public areas.
The circumstances surrounding the incident and the identities of those involved could not be independently verified from the video alone.
Also Read, Sohail Afridi blames Sindh govt for hurdles to Karachi visit
Earlier, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi has accused the Sindh government of creating hurdles during his journey to Karachi and urged Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari to look into the situation.
Speaking to party workers at the Tando Jam toll plaza in Sindh, Afridi said a historic march would take place on September 27.
He thanked the workers for supporting him and said he would reach Karachi despite the obstacles along the way.
Addressing Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, the KP chief minister said, “You should accept that your government is behind what is happening to me here. If that is not the case, then tell us who is responsible.”
