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'Cat filter' used in Pakistan ministers' live media address, photos go viral

Twitter was abuzz with memes and trolls on the video, with one user captioning it: “Who let the cats out”

June 17, 2019 / 14:52 IST

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan’s party PTI issued a clarification on Saturday explaining why the cat filter was on while one of their ministers was live broadcasting a press conference on Friday.

Attributing the goof up to a “human error by one of our hardworking volunteers”, the party mentioned that they have taken “necessary action” to ensure such mistakes are not repeated.


The clarification was issued in light of a gaffe that took place while live streaming Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf presser on Facebook.

The party's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Facebook page operator accidentally turned on the cat filter while streaming the video.

The presser addressed the recent decisions made by the government, but all the netizens could care about were the hilarious photos Shoukat Yousf Zai, the Minister of Information of Khyber Pakhtukhwa and his colleagues. They could be seen sporting cat ears, whiskers, and pink cheeks, in the photos.

Twitter was abuzz with memes and trolls on the video, with one user captioning it: “Who let the cats out”, while another posted: “Positive image of Pakistan is being promoted through a press conference streamed live on Facebook with cat filter on Ministers of KP province.”



Jagyaseni Biswas
Jagyaseni Biswas
first published: Jun 17, 2019 02:50 pm

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