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Adnan Siddiqui recently stirred controversy with a tone-deaf remark during his appearance on Nida Yasir’s popular morning show, Shan e Suhoor. His comment, likening women to houseflies in an attempt to illustrate human behavior, not only left the host visibly uncomfortable but also drew criticism from viewers and social media users.
During the conversation, Siddiqui remarked, “I don’t intend to offend anyone, but women are akin to houseflies. When pursued, they tend to evade, yet if left undisturbed, they eventually gather around you.”
Nida Yasir, visibly taken aback by the comparison, promptly distanced herself from Siddiqui’s statement, signaling her discomfort. Despite attempts to steer the conversation away, Siddiqui stood by his analogy.
The remark swiftly gained traction on social media platforms, with many expressing disappointment and disapproval towards Siddiqui’s choice of words. Critics condemned the comparison as derogatory and disrespectful, stressing the importance of sensitivity in public discourse, especially concerning gender-related issues.
Despite his reputation for versatility and charm in the entertainment industry, Siddiqui has yet to respond to the backlash. Nevertheless, the incident has sparked discussions about responsible communication and its impact on societal perceptions.
As debates around Siddiqui’s comment persist, it underscores the ongoing endeavor to promote gender equality and foster respectful dialogue across all spheres of public discourse.
Here is how netizens reacted;