Crusteez Donut Shop in Islamabad’s business surged after a viral video recently caught everyone’s attention, showing a salesman at Crusteez Donuts in Islamabad making disrespectful remarks about Chief Justice Qazi Faez Isa and his family. Social media was quick to blow up with claims that the shop sealed by authorities because of this incident. But that’s not what happened.
Farhan Ahmed, the assistant commissioner of Islamabad, stepped in to clear things up. He explained that Crusteez Donuts’ F6 branch was sealed on September 11, but it had nothing to do with the chief justice issue. It was shut down for dengue prevention violations. The viral incident with the chief justice happened at the Blue Area branch, and both events are completely unrelated.
Interestingly, despite all this drama, Crusteez Donuts is busier than ever. Instead of being hurt by the controversy, they’re getting even more customers. People are showing their support by flooding the shop and praising the donuts online. Reviews keep coming in with people calling the donuts “fresh and yummy” and “the best donuts” in town.
The shop is still open, and business is booming. Customers continue to enjoy their favorite treats without any interruptions. It’s one of those times where bad publicity has turned into good business, with Pakistanis rallying around Crusteez Donuts, proving that sometimes, controversy can help a brand grow.
