Rajat Dalal appears to have issued a pointed warning to Bigg Boss 18 winner Karan Veer Mehra and his fans. In a recent Instagram video, Rajat, without taking any names, urged to refrain from involving his family in disputes arising between them or their respective fanbases. He also advised people to concentrate on his own household matters rather than making remarks about Rajat’s personal life.
What Rajat Dalal said to Karan Veer Mehra and his fans
“Behtari iss cheez me rahegi ki aap apne parivaar pe dhyaan do, mere samikaranon ko chod do,” Rajat stated in the video. He further cautioned, “Jo bolna hai mujhe bolo, lekin jo mere naam k aagey Dalal hai usey kuch mat bolo. Dalal cast bohat badi hai, aap shehri paploo taploo ho aapko nahi pata. Idhar ka koi bura maan gaya toh aapko dikkat ho sakti hai.”
What led to Rajat Dalal’s video
Rajat’s video comes after Karan Veer Mehra reshared a lengthy Instagram post by Ashita Dhawan on his Instagram story. Ashita criticised Rajat’s fans for their behaviour. The post read, “You have crossed all boundaries of humanity and disgraced & disregarded me and my family for merely giving an opinion (when asked). You have taken the time and trouble to go to my oldest posts and bombard my comments section with hate, abuses, curses and whatnot.”
The post also reminded Rajat’s supporters that freedom of speech does not grant them the right to misuse democratic values. “Tum fan nahi GUNDE ho,” the post read. Ashita also indirectly took a jab at Rajat, questioning his inability to win Bigg Boss 18 despite having such a devoted fan following. “Trophy toh le udaa janta ka laal,” she added sarcastically.
For those unaware, Karan Veer Mehra clinched the Bigg Boss 18 title on January 19, 2024. Vivian Dsena emerged as the first runner-up, while Rajat Dalal finished in third place. Following the announcement by host Salman Khan, Rajat’s fans expressed outrage, claiming he was more deserving of the victory than Karan. The disappointment among Rajat’s supporters led to heated exchanges on social media, intensifying the ongoing friction between the two camps.
