Bigg Boss 18: From accused of kidnapping a young boy to controversy with Ajaz Khan, Carryminati and more: Top controversies of Rajat Dalal

Bigg Boss 18 premiered on October 6 with an amazing line-up of contestants make it on the show. One of the names that made headlines was YouTuber Rajat Dalal, who is often known for his controversies. On the stage with Salman Khan, he even spoke about his verbal spat with YouTuber Carryminati, how he caught three fake sadhus on camera and more. A look at his top controversies:-

As reported by PTI, Rajat Dalal faced charges of reckless driving in September after allegedly hitting a motorcyclist. Earlier in July, he was involved in a public spat with Ajaz Khan, where he voiced his support for Elvish Yadav in a controversy surrounding a video.

Rajat Dalal invited three individuals disguised as ‘sadhus’ to his home, claiming they were fake ‘babas.’ He then asked them to recite the Hanuman Chalisa and Gayatri Mantra, and when they were unable to do so, he assaulted them on camera. Additionally, he forced the trio to slap each other, capturing the entire incident on video.

Rajat Dalal was caught on camera driving recklessly at a speed of 143 km/h when he struck a motorcyclist. After the incident, he was heard saying, “Woh gir gaya, koi baat nahi. Roz ka kaam hai,” which sparked outrage among fans. The police, taking notice of the shocking incident on their own, initiated legal action against him.

In June, News18 reported that Rajat Dalal was arrested in Ahmedabad on charges of allegedly kidnapping and assaulting a teenager following a dispute over a video. Earlier in March, Haryana police had to intervene when Rajat threatened Rajveer Singh Shisodia in a video, intensifying their ongoing feud.

Rajat Dalal found himself in a controversy with YouTuber Carryminati after being mocked in a roast video about his views on Sigma males. Upset by the portrayal, Rajat demanded that the video be edited or removed. In response, Carryminati issued an apology on Instagram, explaining that the video was intended for comedic purposes and not meant to offend. He subsequently edited out Rajat’s segment to resolve the matter.