Live Rat Jumps Out Of Pani Puri Masala At Street Stall In Viral Video, Internet Mocks 'Approved By Fssai'

Street food evenings are usually full of fun, laughter and spicy flavours. But for two people enjoying pani puri, the moment quickly turned from tasty to terrifying. A video now going viral on social media shows an influencer and a friend happily eating golgappas at a roadside cart. Everything seems normal at first. Then suddenly, something shocking appears inside the pani puri masala container: a live rat.

The clip captures the vendor panicking and trying hard to remove the animal. After a few tense seconds, the rat, fully covered in masala, jumps out of the container and runs straight towards a nearby drain. The unexpected sight leaves everyone stunned.

It is still unclear how the rat ended up inside the mixture. The video does not explain whether the animal slipped in after the cart was parked or if it had been inside the container for a longer time. The incident has once again raised serious questions about food hygiene on the streets.

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The video shared on Instagram by the handle 'karan_dhanju26' was captioned, "Rat In Pani Puri." Within just a day, the clip exploded online, crossing more than 27 million views. Online reactions have been mixed. Many users called it another example of why they avoid eating street food. Some people shared their own concerns and guesses about what might have happened.

One user wrote, "Indian street food hygiene in a nutshell." "Is Dirty food this normalised in India?" a second user asked. "How can you eat that dirty thing with a mouse?" wrote a third user. "When you see he is swiping it means he will serve it all day," added a fourth user. "Wo Bhai Secret Ingredient Hain," another person wrote. "Tell me this is AI," another person added.

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What started as a normal snack break ended as a viral warning, reminding people that sometimes, what’s inside the food matters more than the taste.