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CJP Faez Isa’s Encounter At A Donut Shop In Islamabad Goes Viral: Social Media Erupts!
Well, it’s not every day that the Chief Justice of Pakistan, Qazi Faez Isa, finds himself in the middle of a social media storm, especially not at a local bakery!
But a jaw-dropping incident in Islamabad has left the internet buzzing!
A viral video that surfaced online shows the Chief Justice casually visiting the bakery with his wife and daughter. So far, so normal, right? But then things take a turn… for the worse.
As the CJP and his family are picking out pastries, an employee, who was secretly recording the whole interaction on a hidden mobile phone, suddenly blurts out: “Are you Isa Faez?” (Ap Isa Faez Hain?)
When the CJP confirms with a calm “Yes,” the employee shockingly curses him.
You can hear the Justice’s daughter, taken aback by the confrontation, repeat the question to her father in disbelief.
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The video spread like wildfire on social media, with people jumping into the comments section faster than you can say glazed donut. But here’s the twist…many netizens seem to be supporting the employee’s actions!
While some are calling the employee’s behavior unacceptable and unprofessional…
Others are backing him!
After all, it’s not every day that an employee at a bakery drops a curse on the Chief Justice!
Also believe it or not, after the whole incident, products from the bakery trended on Foodpanda as the most ordered items right after the video went viral!
Talk about making the best out of a sticky situation.
So, what’s next for the bakery employee? Some are speculating that this incident could result in a lawsuit or legal action from the Chief Justice’s team. But for now, it’s just an online storm brewing with no official statement from the CJP’s side.
