TV Host Fiza Ali Shocking Confession: Served Medication-Laced Paaye to Entire Team

In a revelation that sounds more like a movie plot than real life, Pakistani TV host and actress Fiza Ali recently admitted to serving her entire TV show team paaye (trotters) laced with multiple medications. The confession comes from a resurfaced interview that has gone viral on social media, sparking outrage and legal concerns.

The incident apparently happened years ago when Fiza had a disagreement with her show’s staff. Angry about the situation, she decided to take an unusual form of revenge. When the team asked her to cook her famous paaye, she saw an opportunity.

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Fiza revealed she mixed several medications into the dish, including Panadol, Xanax, and cough syrup. She added that she specifically purchased some medicines to mix into the food. The next day, she served the medication-laced paaye to nearly the entire team, leaving shortly after they began eating.

Later, she received calls informing her that some team members had started vomiting while others had fallen seriously ill. There were even threats of legal action, with people calling her ex-husband to warn about a potential police case. However, Fiza claims nobody actually suffered serious health issues, and everyone recovered after a few days of rest.

The viral video has triggered strong reactions online, with many social media users demanding legal action against the TV host for her dangerous prank.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What exactly did Fiza Ali do?
Fiza Ali mixed various medications including painkillers, anti-anxiety drugs, and cough syrup into paaye (trotters) that she served to her TV show team.

2. Was anyone seriously harmed?
According to Fiza, no one suffered long-term effects, though some experienced vomiting and needed a few days to recover. However, mixing medications with food can be dangerous.

3. Could she face legal consequences?
Yes, intentionally tampering with food by adding medications could lead to criminal charges, which is why many are calling for legal action.

4. Why did she do this?
She admitted to doing it out of anger after having a disagreement with her show’s staff members.

5. When did this incident happen?
This occurred several years ago, though the confession only recently went viral when an old interview clip resurfaced online.

The incident serves as a strange reminder of how workplace conflicts can sometimes take dangerous turns, and how past actions can resurface in the digital age through social media.