LAHORE, May 28: Pakistani social media personality Jannat Mirza has come under online scrutiny after sharing a video showing her packing sacrificial meat ahead of Eidul Azha, prompting debate over hygiene practices and the role of social media content during religious occasions.

The video, posted on Mirza’s social media accounts, shows her sorting and packing meat into bags. The clip quickly gained attention online, generating a mix of reactions from viewers and becoming a widely discussed topic across social media platforms.

While some users viewed the video as routine Eid-related content, others criticized its presentation and questioned whether content involving sacrificial meat should be shared in a manner aimed at attracting online engagement.

Hygiene concerns raised online

A significant portion of the discussion centered on food handling practices shown in the video. Some users raised concerns about cleanliness during the packing process and pointed to moments in the clip that they believed did not reflect recommended food safety standards.

Others argued that content related to Eidul Azha and the distribution of sacrificial meat should be presented with greater sensitivity due to its religious and cultural significance.

The video continues to attract comments and reactions online, highlighting the growing public scrutiny faced by social media influencers and content creators over the type of material they share with audiences.