Published 18:33 IST, October 9th 2019
Karni Sena demands an immediate ban on Salman Khan's show Bigg Boss
The 13th season of Bigg Boss aired on September 29. Salman Khan has hosted the show since the 4th season, and Karni Sena demands an immediate ban. Here's why -
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Bigg Boss, hosted by Salman Khan, has landed in a major controversy. Shri Rashtriya Rajput Karni Sena on October 9, addressed a letter to Prakash Javdekar, Minister of Information and Broadcasting, saying that Salman Khan's show Bigg Boss is promoting and insulting Hindu traditions. letter makes reference to a clip from show involving contestants from different religions, and goes on to tender an opinion on pre-marital relations.
"Under Hindu act, I request government to immediately ban show because it is being telecasted on national TV. Bigg Boss show has totally ruined Indian culture," is states. Take a look -
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REALITY
clip in question, which centred around an interfaith couple, was cited as encouraging 'Love Jihad' and triggered an outcry. specific incident, however, had taken place four years back from Season 9 in 2015. couple in question - Suyyash Rai and Kishwer Merchant - are w married.
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Bigg Boss 13
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13th season of Bigg Boss aired on September 29. Starting from fourth season, Salman Khan has hosted every season of show. With launch in a metro, it’s likely that set, which had donned various avatars over years, could be designed in this way. contestants that will grace Bigg Boss house this year include Ameesha Patel, Koena Mitra, Daljit Kaur among ors.
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Weekend Ka Vaar:
first show of Weekend ka Vaar was quite interesting with full of entertainment. Contrasting and contradicting views were seen between contestants in very first week of show itself. Salman Khan already had a heated argument on very first Weekend Ka Vaar. w it will be exciting to watch next episode of week after minations. It will be entertaining to watch how minations affect bonds between participants.
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17:27 IST, October 9th 2019