Bigg Boss News: Bigg Boss's Zero-Tolerance Policy: Ashnoor Kaur Among 6 Contestants Evicted for Violence

The Bigg Boss house has always been a hotbed of entertainment, drama, and controversy, but one. Rule stands paramount and is never tolerated by the show's creators and host Salman Khan: physical violence. Recently, 'Bigg Boss 19' contestant Ashnoor Kaur was immediately evicted from the house for allegedly. Throwing a wooden plank at Tanya Mittal during a task and engaging in physical violence. This incident once again proves that no matter how big a star one might be in the Bigg Boss house, the rules against violence apply equally to everyone. Ashnoor Kaur's expulsion is the latest example that while the house might tolerate chaos for entertainment, serious violations of rules and physical aggression are absolutely not permitted.

Bigg Boss's Unwavering Stance on Violence

Throughout the history of Bigg Boss, there have been numerous instances where contestants were shown the door due to their aggressive behavior or involvement in physical violence. Host Salman Khan has repeatedly clarified during 'Weekend Ka Vaar' episodes that 'physical. Violence,' meaning any scuffle or attack intended to harm someone, is beyond acceptable limits. This rule is put in place to ensure the integrity of the show and the safety of other housemates, while ashnoor Kaur's case reaffirms that the show's producers maintain their strict stance, regardless of its potential impact on viewership. This rule serves as a clear warning to all contestants that they must control their emotions and never resort to physical violence under any circumstances.

Kamaal Rashid Khan (KRK) and His 'Enmity'

Kamaal Rashid Khan (KRK), one of the most controversial contestants from the early seasons. Of Bigg Boss, had his eviction marked as a turning point in the show's history. During a major argument in the house, KRK, in a fit of rage, threw a water bottle, which unfortunately hit fellow contestant Rohit Verma. As this attack was deliberate and had the potential to cause physical injury, the makers promptly evicted him without delay. This incident set a precedent in Bigg Boss history that physical violence wouldn't be tolerated at any cost. After leaving Bigg Boss, KRK made several objectionable statements not only about the show but also about host Salman Khan. Their feud continued for a long time, with KRK often targeting Salman Khan on social media. Even today, KRK is remembered as a contestant who broke Bigg Boss rules and. Later incurred the 'enmity' of the host, marking a unique chapter in the show's history.

Madhurima Tuli's Frying Pan Attack

In Bigg Boss 13, Madhurima Tuli and her ex-boyfriend Vishal Aditya Singh frequently had arguments in the house. The complexity of their relationship and the bitterness between them often created a tense atmosphere, while during one such fight, Madhurima, in a fit of anger, picked up a frying pan from the kitchen and began hitting Vishal. This attack was captured on camera and was clearly a serious case of physical violence. Salman Khan took this incident very seriously during 'Weekend Ka Vaar,' stating that it was a crime that couldn't be condoned at any cost. Following this incident, she was immediately evicted, making it clear that there is no place for physical violence even in personal disputes.

Swami Om's Disgusting Act

Swami Om from Bigg Boss Season 10 not only broke the rules but also crossed all boundaries of personal hygiene and morality. During a prize money task, Swami Om deliberately threw his urine on fellow contestants Bani J and Rohan Mehra. This disgusting and humiliating act completely ruined the atmosphere of the house, leaving other contestants in shock. The makers immediately took cognizance of this inhumane behavior and evicted him without any delay. His appeals to return weren't heard, which is proof that some violations are so severe that there is no second chance. Swami Om's eviction is recorded as one of the most shameful incidents in Bigg Boss history.

Kushal Tandon's Shoving Controversy

Actor Kushal Tandon, who participated as a contestant in Bigg Boss 7, was also evicted due to violence, but his case was slightly different, while during a task, Kushal had an argument with Tanishaa Mukerji, which quickly escalated. The situation became so heated that Kushal pushed Tanishaa and VJ Andy. Bigg Boss made it clear that shoving and using physical force are strictly prohibited, even if the intention isn't to cause serious injury. He was immediately evicted for this violation. However, given Kushal's popularity and after the controversy, he was given a chance to return a few weeks later, which is a rare occurrence in Bigg Boss history. This incident shows that sometimes popularity can lead to a second chance after a rule violation, but eviction for breaking rules is certain.