"Sir ko do chappal maarke chala gaya": Student attacks Physics Wallah teacher in class

In a jaw-dropping incident that has left the netizens stunned, a brawl erupted during a live online class between a Physics Wallah teacher and a student, with the chaotic confrontation caught on camera. The viral video, now circulating widely on social media platforms, has left viewers both horrified and bewildered.

The scene opens with a Physics Wallah teacher standing in front of the smart board attempting to unravel a challenging mathematical expression. However, from the beginning of this nine-second video, the teacher is seen looking at the left side, towards students. Suddenly, the teacher's expression morphs to sheer shock as his eyes widen, and he instinctively raises his left hand to shield himself from an impending attack coming from behind the camera. The camera captures the arrival of a student, who emerges with determined strides, holding a "chappal" (slipper) menacingly in his right hand. In a matter of split second, he closes the distance between himself and the teacher, launching a rapid-fire assault.

The first chappal blow lands with startling force, catching the teacher off guard. But the student does not relent. In a swift and audacious move, he delivers a second blistering chappal strike. The climax of this bizarre altercation comes when, following the second strike, the student's grip on his slippers falters. The slippers slip from his hand, tumbling to the floor. 

The dramatic episode culminates with a mysterious voice in the background, a distant commentator to the unfolding drama, remarking, "Sir ko do chappal maarke chala gaya" (He hit the teacher twice with slippers and left).

As the video ends abruptly, it leaves a plethora of unanswered questions in its wake, fueling speculation and intrigue. The teacher's unfinished mathematical expression and the cryptic motive behind the student's attack remain unsolved in that live stream. This brief but explosive nine-second video has captivated audiences with its inexplicable drama, leaving them craving more context and answers to the enigma that unfolded before their eyes.

Notably, Physics Wallah, established in 2016 by Alakh Pandey, is an educational platform for competitive examinations such as the National Eligibility Cumulative Entrance Test (NEET) and the Joint Entrance Exam (JEE).