A video showing what appears to be a donkey entering Pakistan’s Parliament has gone viral on Facebook and other social media platforms, sparking amusement, debate, and criticism.
In the footage, a donkey is seen walking through the Assembly hall, creating chaos while several parliamentary members appear present. The clip quickly gained traction, with many users sharing it as a genuine incident.
Social media users reacted strongly to the video, with one Facebook user claiming that Pakistan must be a ‘strange country’ if a donkey could enter its Parliament.
Many people assumed the footage was real and questioned the security arrangements of Pakistan’s legislative buildings. The video, however, is entirely fabricated.
Watch : Watch: A donkey just stormed into Pakistan’s Parliament…
Opposition or ruling party?
Hard to tell 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/aUcAJT3Luj— Hinduism_and_Science (@Hinduism_sci) December 4, 2025
A fact-check conducted by Bharat Express has confirmed that the viral video is not authentic. Several visual inconsistencies reveal that the clip is digitally manipulated.
A closer look shows oddly distorted faces and unnatural body movements, which are common signs of AI video generation.
In some frames, two leaders appear to be sitting on the same chair due to overlapping visual layers, while in another instance, a man in a white kurta and blue jacket suddenly appears in the scene after being absent a moment earlier. Such anomalies point towards artificial editing rather than genuine footage.
Origin Traced to AI-Content Creator
A reverse image search led to a TikTok account named @arabianspeed1, where the video was originally posted.
The account’s bio clearly states that all uploaded content is AI-generated, confirming that the donkey video is not real but a digitally fabricated clip created for entertainment or satire.
Incidents like this highlight the increasing challenge posed by AI-generated content on social media.
With realistic visual effects and rapid sharing, such videos can mislead viewers and contribute to misinformation before fact-checkers intervene.
The Pakistan Parliament video is yet another example of how AI tools are being used to create convincing but entirely false scenarios.
The viral donkey video from Pakistan’s Parliament is not real. It is an AI-generated clip, originally posted by a TikTok account known for such content.
Viewers are urged to verify sensational claims before sharing them, especially as AI-driven misinformation continues to grow across digital platforms.
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