Speculation arose after an image of him wearing a hoodie with a political slogan and the election symbols of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) – a bat and a lion respectively – emerged.
Many social media users shared the picture, alleging that Ali Zafar had joined PML-N. However, he clarified on Twitter that he wore a red jacket at a concert in Toronto, and the much-talked-about image was from a brand called “Raasta,” which uses local symbols and phrases for aesthetic purposes.
Yaar so many messages as I turn on my phone in Vancouver inquiring about if I have joined any party 😂
Firstly, I was wearing a red jacket in the concert in Toronto last night. The much talked about image is in the hoodie I wore at the sound check before the concert from a brand… pic.twitter.com/op4Ns3Zxtf
— Ali Zafar (@AliZafarsays) April 30, 2023
He also said that he wore the hoodie casually as a gift from someone, and in the future, he will wear a vest carefully. He expressed his disappointment with people politicizing everything without verification and claimed that election symbols of other political parties were also inscribed on the hoodie.
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