Actor Khalid Anam has publicly apologized for sharing false and misleading information regarding the Lahore Book Fair. In a video message posted on his Facebook account, the actor expressed regret for posting inaccurate details about the event.
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Anam explained that he had found the news on an English website, translated it, and shared it on his page without verifying the source. While he chose not to name the original source, he admitted feeling deeply embarrassed by the situation. He also clarified that he initially believed the post to be a joke, but it went viral quickly.
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The previous day, Anam had posted on Facebook that at a book fair held in a Lahore college, “1,200 shawarmas, 800 biryanis, 900 burgers, 1,800 Coca-Colas, and only 35 books were sold.” The post, although meant humorously, sparked widespread attention, leading to his apology.
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