Donkey Crashes Pakistan Senate, Sends Lawmakers into Chaos and Laughter

Pakistan’s Senate experienced a bizarre and hilarious disruption on Thursday. A donkey wandered into the chamber during a live session. Lawmakers were deep in debate when the animal made its unexpected entrance. The room fell silent for a few seconds as everyone tried to process the scene. The donkey moved confidently down the aisle, ignoring the cameras, microphones, and senior officials around it, as if it belonged there.

The chamber soon erupted in laughter. Senators exchanged amused and stunned glances, unsure whether to continue their discussions or react to the comedy unfolding before them. Security officers rushed in, clearly unprepared for such an unusual scenario.

The donkey, however, had other plans. It darted back inside, brushing past several MPs and creating a second round of chaos. Cameras captured the entire scene, including the chase and lawmakers’ reactions, giving the public a perfect view of the comedic spectacle.

Videos of the incident quickly went viral. Memes, slow-motion replays, and humorous captions flooded social media platforms across Pakistan and beyond. Even Senate Chairman Yousaf Raza Gillani joined in the fun, joking that “even the animals want a say in our laws,” which drew applause and laughter from the chamber.

By the end of the day, the donkey was safely removed, and proceedings resumed. Still, Thursday’s session will be remembered for years as the day a donkey walked into Pakistan’s Senate and stole the show, reminding everyone that sometimes politics can be unexpectedly entertaining.