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WATCH: This Video Of Two Pakistani Anchors 'Fighting In A Newsroom' Has Gone Viral

IANS, 27 Feb, 2018 12:18 PM

A barely 30-seconds-long video showing an exasperated anchor ‘complaining’ about his co-anchor, a woman, to one of the production members has gone viral.

The anchors, apparently in the middle of a break, get into a scuffle off-air when the man asks “Kaise bulletin karunga mai iske saath? (How will I do the bulletin with her?)”. The woman anchor asks him to speak properly to her.

While their exchange seems to happen in the heat of the moment, it seems to be creating quite a buzz on social media. Watch the video here.

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