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'I Can Go To Any Extent': Comedian Rajat Sood Event Turns Ugly As Nirma University Professor Grabs Student By Collar After 'Jaldi Kar, Panvel Nikalna Hai' Remark - VIDEO

An event featuring comedian Rajat Sood was underway at Nirma University in Ahmedabad when a professor allegedly grabbed a student by the collar in front of the audience. A video of the incident has gone viral on social media. The professor reportedly confronted the student after he shouted, “Jaldi kar, Panvel nikalna hai.” Viral Video: Professor Grabs Student By Collar At Comedian Rajat Sood Show…

'I Can Go To Any Extent': Comedian Rajat Sood Event Turns Ugly As Nirma University Professor Grabs Student By Collar After 'Jaldi Kar, Panvel Nikalna Hai' Remark - VIDEO

At a comedian Rajat Sood show at Nirma University in Ahmedabad, a professor allegedly grabbed a student by the collar, causing a stir on social media. The video shows Professor H.K. Patel, a Nirma University faculty member, reacting to a student's shouted line from the film Golmaal 3. The student's remark, "Jaldi kar, Panvel nikalna hai," prompted the professor to confront the young man on stage.

The professor questioned the student, "Kya bol raha hai tu?" before grabbing him by the collar. He later threatened to take extreme measures if the student ever insulted a faculty member again. The NSUI leader, Vedantsingh Tomar, later reached out to the professor, and he defended his actions, stating it was an internal university matter.

The incident has sparked debates online, with opinions divided on whether the student's remark was disrespectful or the professor's reaction was disproportionate. Some questioned the professor's fragile ego, while others found the physical altercation concerning. Despite the controversy, Rajat Sood has not yet commented on the matter, and Nirma University has yet to release an official statement.

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