Have a look at the bio and age of Sejal Rajnath as her video goes viral
After claiming to have fabricated a pregnancy in order to defraud her ex-boyfriend by using her urine, influencer Sejal Rajnath, who is well-known for her dark material, was subjected to severe trolling.
A woman’s strange assertions in a podcast video have caused a stir on social media. The woman in the popular video named Sejal Rajnath admits that she put her urine in a container in the freezer when she became pregnant with her ex-boyfriend.
Who is Instagram influencer Sejal Rajnath as her pregnancy story video goes viral, biography, age and religion
Sejal Rajnath later had an abortion, but it is said that she extorted money by using the urine that was preserved to do phony pregnancy tests whenever she needed money.
Sejal who is an Instagram influencer had first gone viral after a video of her licking a toilet seat appeared on social media platforms. The content creator is known for her dark humor videos and while her DOB isn’t known, she is aged between 20-30 years. Sejal is a Hindu by religion and hails from Kolkata.
In a viral video circulating online, Sejal Rajnath is seen on a podcast where she said, “Mera boyfriend tha, to main pregnant ho gayi thi, to maine abortion karwa liya, par maine pregnancy ke time ka urine bottle mein bhar ke rakha tha fridge mein.”
She added, “Aur jab bhi mujhe paison ki zaroorat padti thi, to main wo bottle se nikaal ke, do boond daalke pregnancy kit mein, aur bolti thi paise de mujhe, abortion karwana hai (My boyfriend got me pregnant, so I had an abortion. But during my pregnancy, I stored my urine in a bottle and kept it in the fridge. Whenever I needed money, I would take a few drops from the bottle, put them on a pregnancy test, and say, ‘Give me money; I need to get an abortion.’”)
However, the story is fake as written in the caption of the podcast interview on the Crazy Deep YouTube channel.
Reactions to Sejal Rajnath’s statement
Netizens were surprised by the video, which was shared on X. Many are wondering if this is a new money fraud method. It’s still unknown if the woman’s claims are true. Furthermore, numerous people questioned her alleged “method,” pointing out that the hormone found in pregnancy tests, human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), is only found in urine for a few times after conception.
Because of Sejal’s statement, users are making fun of her and demanding medical evidence.
A physician even dismissed her remark, stating that it is not feasible from a medical standpoint.
One user commented, “LMAO Beta hCG has a half-life of 24–36 hrs even in optimal conditions, not an unlimited subscription! Frozen urine? Even if stored the hormone degrades over time. So the ‘pregnancy scam startup’ would have a very short shelf life.”
However, the truth is that the woman's name is Sejal Rajnath, not Yasifa. Sejal (Sejal Exx), a social media influencer and content creator, made this statement during a podcast on the Crazy Deep YouTube channel. Additionally, we found the same clip on (2/3) pic.twitter.com/f4pNnJMLpH
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