Noida Viral Video: IIT Baba Loses Cool in TV Debate, Throws Hot Tea... People in Disbelief

A TV debate turned chaotic at the News Nation studio in Noida when a fiery exchange between panelists escalated into physical aggression. In a shocking incident, IIT Baba allegedly threw hot tea at religious figures, leaving the audience and viewers stunned. 

नोएडा में न्यूज नेशन के डिबेट रूम में बदतमीजी की शुरुआत IIT बाबा ने की। पहले मांस–मदिरा खाने पर सहमति दी। फिर महामंडलेश्वर बनाने की प्रक्रिया पर आपत्ति जताई। जब सामने बैठे बाबाओं ने शास्त्रार्थ करने की चुनौती दी तो IIT बाबा भड़क गया और गर्म चाय फेंक दी। pic.twitter.com/AkPudfbWUa

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The debate, which was supposed to be a discussion on religious practices, took an unexpected turn when IIT Baba expressed support for consuming meat and alcohol, a stance that did not sit well with the saints present in the discussion. The situation intensified further when he objected to the process of appointing a ‘Mahamandaleshwar’, leading to heated arguments between him and the religious leaders on the panel.

Challenge for Shastrarth Leads to Outburst

The turning point in the debate came when the saints challenged IIT Baba to a ‘Shastrarth’ (scriptural debate). Instead of responding through discourse, IIT Baba lost his temper and resorted to throwing hot tea, creating a dramatic and chaotic scene in the debate room. The act of aggression led to immediate reactions, with social media users expressing shock and outrage.

Public Reaction and Social Media Storm

The video of the incident has gone viral, triggering intense discussions online. Some netizens condemned IIT Baba for his actions, questioning his credibility in religious debates, while others pointed out the provocative nature of the discussion that may have led to the altercation.

Meanwhile, News Nation has yet to release an official statement on the incident. As the video continues to gain traction, many are questioning the conduct of panelists in televised debates, raising concerns over the deteriorating decorum in religious and political discussions on national television.