Bigg Boss 14 has gotten more dramatic as they go by and recent contestants to grab the headlines were Jasmin Bhasin and Rakhi Sawant. The verbal feud between the duo, followed by an assault on Rakhi by Jasmin, has drawn criticism from fans. And now, Rakhi’s husband, Ritesh, has criticized the Naagin 4 actress when he told SpotBoye: “Bigg Boss is a mind game and we cannot accept any physical assault. And on top of that I could see people laughing at her. I am disappointed that Bigg sBoss did not take strict action against Jasmin Bhasin. A few weeks ago, when Vikas Gupta pushed Arshi Khan into the pool, they asked him to come out of the house, while here Jasmin was sentenced for the same thing. ”
He added, “Despite hurting Rakhi so much and seeing her cry, Jasmin didn’t feel guilty about it. In fact, I could see her saying ‘Jo mujhse panga lega ye hoga’, what kind of attitude is this? And then he’s kicking that duck face. If you hurt someone, at least have the courtesy to apologize. Rakhi ko hurt karke usko hi attitude dikha rahi hai and that is not acceptable. Agar ye same chiz uske saath hoti to usko pata chalta. ”
Speaking about Rakhi’s nose injury, Ritesh stated: “Rakhi ke nose injury pe hai kyunki uska bhaut pehle accident hua tha jiske baad usko wapas banaya gaya. And I suppose everyone already knows it ”. Reacting to Jasmin Bhasin crying over the incident, he said, “Uski image hai kya? To be honest, I don’t even know what he’s done in his life. His true intentions were clear in his actions and the public is not stupid because they could see what happened. Aap Rakhi ko chhot phauchake hass rahe ho jabki Rakhi ka badapan ye hai ki vo keh rahi principal nahi chahti usko mile of strict punishment. And not even once did he go and apologize to my wife for doing something wrong. So I suppose she has shown her real image to the world herself. ”
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