Watch: Panelist on live TV in frustration starts dancing after not given a chance to speak on debate

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Updated At : 06:23 PM Jan 19, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, January 19

In a desperately attempt to make her voice heard, a panelist, who wasn’t given a fair chance to express her opinions on a programme, started dancing on LIVE TV debate.

She was trying to speak, but was interrupted by the news anchor and other guests participating in the debate, which left her with no choice, but to go the weird way to seek attention.

The panelist started dancing and making weird faces on live show and the video has gone viral.

Below is the video and a few reactions:

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