In Popular Culture
- In response to the opposition chanting slogans in the Pakistan assembly, the speaker Chaudhry Amir Hussain said “This is no Mochi Gate, Such slogans should not be raised in the assembly,”.
- It is said that it was a Pakistani from Lahore’s Mochi Gate who first taught the London policeman what a bribe meant.
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