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Tuesday, October 13, 2026

Medical Students’ Association condemns disrespectful portrayal of cadavers for entertainment

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All India Medical Students Association (AIMSA) condemned the disrespectful portrayal of cadavers and body donors for the purpose of entertainment or comedy by the comedian Pranit More and others. In a statement, the association said that every cadaver represents a noble individual who made the selfless decision of body donation for the advancement of medical education and scientific learning. It highlighted that because of these donors that generations of medical students are able to learn human anatomy and become doctors dedicated to saving countless lives. The association emphasized that such contributions deserve the highest degree of dignity, gratitude, and respect. AIMSA demanded an immediate public apology and strict action against those responsible for this act. It also urged the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting to urgently intervene and ensure that such insensitive content, which disrespects body donors, medical ethics, and human dignity, has not been promoted, broadcast, or circulated on any platform in the future.

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