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‘Gandagi Aap Logon Ke Dimaag Mein Hai’: Gauahar Khan Slams Bigg Boss 20 Contestants For ‘Targeting’ Qazi Touqeer Amid Captaincy Task Controversy - VIDEO

Actress Gauahar Khan has once again taken to social media to defend Qazi Touqeer amid the ongoing drama inside the Bigg Boss 20 house. The actress called out the contestants for allegedly “targeting” Qazi and claimed that they were quick to turn against him over his actions during the recent captaincy task. Gauahar Khan Comes Out In Supprot Of Qazi Touqeer Gauahar pointed out that even her friend…

‘Gandagi Aap Logon Ke Dimaag Mein Hai’: Gauahar Khan Slams Bigg Boss 20 Contestants For ‘Targeting’ Qazi Touqeer Amid Captaincy Task Controversy - VIDEO

Actress Gauahar Khan has defended Qazi Touqeer from the allegations of being "targeted" by other contestants in the ongoing Bigg Boss 20 house drama. Khan argued that the housemates were quick to turn against Qazi after he participated in the recent captaincy task. She pointed out that even her friend and fellow contestant Mahhi Vij had expressed concerns over Qazi's actions during the task, deeming them "bad."

However, Khan questioned the validity of the issues raised, claiming that Qazi was merely acting in a "fun spirit" when he attempted to take the ball away from Yung DSA. According to Khan, the housemates were simply looking for an opportunity to "target" Qazi. She stated, "Sabko mudda chahiye uske against jaane ke liye. Task mein kya ganda lag raha hai, bole ja rahe hain?

Woh ball ko daba raha tha, aur gandagi aap logon ke dimaag mein hai." Khan also accused the contestants of "pitching a propaganda" against Qazi, claiming that he appeared stronger and more respectable due to the opposition he faced. She praised Qazi for maintaining his composure during the captaincy task, suggesting that his ability to remain calm in the face of opposition was ultimately working in his favor.

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