Amid Pranit More row, old video of Dr Sejal Pawar calling KEM faculty ‘toxic’ , batchmates 'ugly' sparks fresh outrage

Looks like the internet isn't done with Dr Sejal Pawar just yet.Days after her appearance on comedian Pranit More's show landed her in the middle of a social media storm, another clip featuring the doctor has resurfaced online - and people have a lot to say about it.This time, the controversy isn't about cadavers.Instead, it's an old video in which Sejal is seen talking about her medical college in a rapid-fire style segment. What caught people's attention were some of her answers, including calling the faculty "toxic" and saying she wouldn't date anyone from her college because they were "ugly".As expected, the clip quickly found its way across X, Instagram and Reddit, where users began debating whether the remarks were harmless jokes or something more.

The video everyone is talking about

In the clip, Sejal is asked to describe her college without naming it.When asked what the institution is famous for, she jokingly says, "We're famous for cutting dead bodies."Then comes the question of whether she would date someone from her college.Her answer?"No. They're very ugly."Another question asks her to name a red flag about the college. Her response: "Toxic faculty."

The video appears to have been recorded long before the current controversy.

But because Sejal is already making headlines, people have started revisiting every old clip they can find.And that's where the fresh debate began.

"Why is nobody talking about this?"

A section of social media users began asking why attention was focused only on some viral comments while other remarks were being ignored.Several posts questioned whether similar standards were being applied across the board.Some people felt Sejal's comments about her classmates and faculty were disrespectful.

Others argued that the video was clearly meant to be humorous and was being taken too seriously because of the ongoing controversy.Either way, opinions were flying from every direction.One user questioned why no action had been taken over the clip, while another mocked the comments about the college itself.As often happens online, the conversation quickly became less about the original video and more about fairness, accountability and whether people are being judged by the same standards.

How Sejal Pawar landed in the spotlight

The renewed attention comes after a clip from Pranit More's crowd-work show went massively viral.During the interaction, Sejal spoke about medical college experiences and made a remark involving a male cadaver.The clip triggered outrage online, with many people calling the comments insensitive and disrespectful towards body donors.Soon after, social media was flooded with reactions, criticism and demands for accountability.Now, with old videos resurfacing almost daily, the scrutiny around everyone linked to the controversy seems to be growing.

The internet has entered detective mode

If there's one thing social media loves, it's digging up old clips.The moment someone becomes part of a viral controversy, the internet starts scrolling through years of content looking for anything that suddenly feels relevant.That's exactly what's happening here.Whether people see Sejal's comments as jokes, poor taste or something more serious depends largely on which side of the debate they're on.But one thing is certain: every time it seems this controversy is slowing down, another clip appears and starts the conversation all over again.