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Bigg Boss 20 Nakul Dhull-Gullu Fight Controversy: Was The Wildcard Contestant Asked To Leave The Show After Alleged Physical Violence? Here’s What We Know So Far

Bigg Boss 20 Nakul Dhull-Gullu Fight Controversy: Was The Wildcard Contestant Asked To Leave The Show After Alleged Physical Violence? Here’s What We Know So Far
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Social media influencer Nakul Dhull entered Bigg Boss 20 as a wildcard contestant, joining television actor Manish Goel in the Salman Khan hosted reality show. However, rumours of a heated argument involving Nakul and fellow contestant Gullu have now drawn attention online.

According to posts shared by the X (formerly Twitter) account BB Tak, which regularly shares updates about the show, an argument between Nakul, Qazi, Scout OP and Gullu allegedly escalated into a physical confrontation. BB Tak has claimed that Bigg Boss ordered Nakul to leave the house following the alleged incident.

However, these claims have not been independently verified, and there has been no official confirmation from the show’s makers regarding the reported fight or Nakul’s exit.

Here is what the social media account has claimed about the incident.

Bigg Boss 20: How Did The Alleged Fight Between Nakul Dhull And Gullu Start?

According to BB Tak, the incident began when Nakul Dhull and Qazi were having a conversation. During the discussion, Qazi allegedly made remarks about Scout OP in his absence. Nakul reportedly objected to the conversation and decided to bring Scout into it.

In its first post about the incident, BB Tak wrote, “Ruko, uske piche kyun baat karna? Main usse bula ke laata hoon,” referring to Nakul’s reported response during the conversation.

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Oct 12, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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