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'We Want Answer About He Got Leaked': Gullu’s Team Calls Nakul Dhull’s Bigg Boss 20 Fight ‘Planned’, Demands Eviction

A fight broke out between Kushal Tanwar, aka Gullu , and Nakul Dhull inside the Bigg Boss 20 house. Tuesday’s episode hinted at a possible history of conflict between the two before entering Salman Khan-hosted reality show. Following the altercation, Gullu’s team alleged that the fight was planned, questioned how details of the incident were leaked a day earlier, and demanded Nakul’s eviction.…

'We Want Answer About He Got Leaked': Gullu’s Team Calls Nakul Dhull’s Bigg Boss 20 Fight ‘Planned’, Demands Eviction

A physical altercation erupted between Bigg Boss 20 contestants Kushal Tanwar, also known as Gullu, and Nakul Dhull inside the show's house. The incident occurred on Tuesday's episode, raising questions about a possible history of conflict between the two before they entered the reality show hosted by Salman Khan. Following the fight, Gullu's team alleged that Nakul had entered the house with the intention of confronting him, expressing their suspicion regarding the leaked details about the incident a day before it supposedly took place.

During the physical exchange, Nakul threatened Gullu, stating, "Gurgaon mein aa ke marunga, jab bole tab." Gullu retaliated by calling Nakul a "goon," accusing him of fleeing his hometown. When Mahhi Vij tried to intervene, she remarked that the conflict had been brewing for two days. Gullu's camp responded on his social media channels, questioning the fairness of allowing someone with a history of potential disputes to participate in the show and demanding an eviction for Nakul.

They also condemned the violence, deeming it unacceptable, and called for decisive action, accusing Nakul of being a troublemaker and demanding answers and justice.

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