Mumbai’s KEM Hospital is investigating MBBS student Sejal Pawar after remarks she allegedly made at a comedy show about male cadavers drew criticism and prompted police involvement, according to multiple reports. The hospital has formed or is using an internal committee to review the matter, and any findings will guide disciplinary or administrative action. KEM Hospital’s dean has described the comments as unacceptable, and medical bodies have condemned what they call an insensitive portrayal of body donors whose remains are used for education. The All India Medical Students’ Association and other segments of the medical community have said body donors deserve dignity and respect, regardless of context. Separately, resident doctors’ groups have sought to clarify that Pawar is an undergraduate student, describing her as not a member of any larger organization the controversy may have been associated with. Reports also describe broader public and professional outrage after the incident, with attention focusing on professionalism and ethics in medical education. The hospital’s investigation is ongoing, and any final action will follow the committee’s assessment.