Did Parul Gulati Really Cheat & Pay Crew Member For Traitors Secrets? Ansh Chopra Reveals | FPJ Exclusive

Parul Gulati is currently under scrutiny for alleged cheating and paying a crew member, Ansh Chopra, for sensitive information in response to the Traitors Season 2 controversy. The controversy first surfaced after Shahneel Gill shared a video where she alleged that Parul allegedly paid her shadow to disclose inside information about the game's Traitor. Parul has since denied these claims.

However, Ansh Chopra, a former contestant on the show, expressed skepticism about the possibility of such an incident occurring. In an exclusive interview with The Free Press Journal, Ansh stated that he had no firsthand knowledge of the alleged incident, but his personal experience led him to doubt its validity.

Ansh explained that contestants were provided with "shadows" by the production team, who would assist them with basic needs such as food and clothing. He asserted that the interactions between contestants and production staff were strictly limited, with contestants being prohibited from using mobile phones and having little to no interaction with the production team outside of their assigned shadows.

Furthermore, Ansh highlighted the strict restrictions placed on contestants during filming. He revealed that contestants were isolated within their individual rooms, which were scattered across multiple floors of a large palace. Windows were entirely covered, and contestants were confined to their rooms with virtually no access to the outside world, including no television.

Ansh also mentioned that security guards were stationed at the entrance of each room, preventing contestants from freely moving around the premises. He emphasized that contestants were completely cut off from the outside world, with no communication allowed beyond their interactions with their assigned shadows.

While Ansh did not outright dismiss the allegations against Parul, he maintained that it seemed improbable given the extensive measures taken to restrict communication between contestants and the production team.