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Verbal Spat Leads to Physical Altercation Between Sher Afzal Marwat and Senator Afnanullah

The exchange of words grew increasingly hostile, eventually culminating in a torrent of profanities hurled between the two parties. The situation took a violent turn when Marwat abruptly stood up from his seat and launched a physical attack on Senator Afnan Ullah Khan. The studio crew, alarmed by the sudden escalation, swiftly intervened to separate the combatants and prevent further harm.

The incident, captured on live television, has sent shockwaves through the political landscape, leaving many questioning the decorum of public discourse. The intensity of the physical altercation serves as a stark reminder of the heightened tensions prevailing within Pakistan’s political sphere.

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