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Twitter Finds Its Entertainment for the Day as Pak Minister Calls Garlic ‘Adrak’

Ironically enough, he is the Information and Broadcast minister of Pakistan.

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Pakistan Information and Broadcast Minister Fawad Chaudhry.

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It is very common for a lot of people to get confused between the names of garlic and ginger. But is it okay if you're the information minister of a country? Maybe not so much.

That is exactly what happened with Pakistan's Information and Broadcast Minister Fawad Chaudhary. In a recent press conference, he is seen talking about the reduction in prices of various vegetables and groceries.

While saying this, he also spoke about a reduction in the price of garlic, and then went on to call it adrak in Hindi, which is actually the name for ginger. He confused it with lehsun for a bit, which was the correct word, but finally settled for adrak.

Watch the video here:

Twitter only needs one opportunity to start with the brutal jokes, and this minister handed it to them on a golden platter. Others spoke about how it is common to get confused between the two, and how they themselves were guilty of it. Here is how users reacted:

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Have you ever confused garlic and ginger?

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