Pakistani TikToker Kashif Zameer got into a fight with female anchor Yusra Baloch during a morning show on Rohi News.
As per the post uploaded on X, formerly known as Twitter, a heated argument began after the host questioned Kashif Zameer about arriving more than 40 minutes late for the programme.
She said she had been waiting for around an hour and stressed the importance of respecting professional commitments and the show’s scheduled time.
Kashif Zameer appeared to object to the way he was being addressed. During the exchange, he said that being late was not a major issue and asked the host to speak to him in an appropriate manner.
The discussion became tense as both sides continued to exchange remarks.
According to the video and the account provided about the incident, members of the production team later stepped in and asked Kashif Zameer to calm down and take his seat.
The team also apologised in an effort to resolve the situation.
However, the argument reportedly continued, with Kashif Zameer saying that he did not want to continue with the programme.
The situation was eventually brought under control and the show continued after the intervention by the production team.
The incident went viral immediately on social media, as Kashif Zameer has previously been involved in other controversies.
TikToker Kashif Zameer under investigation for Rs1.9m fraud case
A case has been registered against TikTok personality Kashif Zameer over allegations of fraud involving Rs1.9 million.
According to the Punjab Police, Lahore, the accused is alleged to have taken the money from a man identified as Dost Muhammad, a serving official of the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD).
Kashif Zameer promised to arrange his travel to Italy.
The complaint was filed at the Gulberg Police Station, and an investigation is underway.
Officials said the complainant, who is currently posted in CTD Karachi, had paid the amount in the hope of securing overseas employment.
Authorities are examining the details of the transaction and the circumstances surrounding the case.
This is not the first time Kashif Zameer has faced legal issues. In 2025, he was detained by the Crime Control Department in Lahore’s Iqbal Town after videos circulated online showing him travelling with a group of armed private guards.
The footage showed security personnel displaying weapons in public, which drew concern from authorities and prompted legal action.
Police said several firearms were recovered during the operation, and cases were registered under laws related to the public display of weapons.
Following his detention at the time, Zameer released a video statement acknowledging his actions and apologising.
He said the display had caused fear among the public and pledged not to promote what he described as “gun culture” in the future.
Police say further action in the latest case will depend on the findings of the ongoing investigation.
