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Bigg Boss 20: ScoutOp’s Team Calls Makers ‘Biased’, Shares Fans’ Reactions Accusing Salman Khan's Show Of ‘Targeting’ Esports Player

Bigg Boss 20 has lately been revolving around ScoutOp and Love Gill , with the makers' handling of their equation becoming a talking point among viewers. Reacting to the ongoing developments, Scout's team reshared a series of fan-made reels on social media, in which viewers accused the makers of being "biased" and "targeting" the contestant. Some fans even said they would rather see Scout evicted…

Bigg Boss 20: ScoutOp’s Team Calls Makers ‘Biased’, Shares Fans’ Reactions Accusing Salman Khan's Show Of ‘Targeting’ Esports Player

Bigg Boss 20 has recently focused on the relationship between ScoutOp and Love Gill, with the show's production team being a point of discussion among viewers. In response to this ongoing drama, ScoutOp's team shared a collection of fan-made videos on social media, expressing their frustration over the makers' alleged bias and targeting of the contestant. Some fans even expressed a preference for ScoutOp to be evicted rather than continue to endure the harsh criticism he faces during the Weekend Ka Vaar episodes.

One such fan-made video featured a viewer stating, "Main chahti hoon na Scout nikal jaye" (I want Scout to be removed). The fan criticized the Bigg Boss production team for allegedly targeting Scout and damaging his reputation. They questioned the makers' intentions, suggesting that they were unnecessarily revisiting old issues, particularly when host Salman Khan was expected to confront Scout for failing to stand up for Love during the show.

Another video shared by ScoutOp's team highlighted a fan's accusation that the makers deliberately provoke the contestant to hasten his departure from the show. The viewer expressed concern that the production team is pushing Scout to a point where he may either exit the competition or suffer such a setback that he is no longer capable of making a comeback.

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