Rakhi Sawant slams Abhijit Bichukale for his remarks against Salman Khan

Television personality Rakhi Sawant blasted fellow Bigg Boss 15 contestant Abhijit Bichukale for his comments against host Salman Khan. 

“Abhijit Bichukale has made several mistakes in the game and on the show. I considered him as my brother but he shouldn’t have said those things about Salman Khan sir. I want him to hang him upside down. Salman Khan is such a great human being and a good host of Bigg Boss 15. How can he make such ugly comments about him,” she said.

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The 43-year-old, touted as the ‘Entertainment Queen’, further added, “Leave it, I don’t want to speak about mad people like Abhijit Bichukale. Aise harkatein kar ke usko PM baanna hai… (After doing all these things he wants to be a Prime Minister). He will become PM but permanently mental.”

Abhijit had entered the Bigg Boss 15 house as a wildcard contestant, along with several others, including Rakhi Sawant. He is reportedly an Indian politician, a poet and a television actor. He had also participated in Bigg Boss Marathi season 2, where he got in the middle of a controversy when police barged into the sets and arrested him for a cheque bouncing case.

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During his time in the show, host Salman Khan lashed out at him several times for his rude comments and abuses.

After Bichukale’s recent eviction, the contestant has spoken against Khan in multiple interviews. He said in Hindi, “Salman must have done 14 seasons, so he thinks he runs the show. But this 15th season is mine. I don’t know what he thinks of himself, but I will soon show him what I am. I can have ten Salman Khans lined up in my street.” 

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The finale of the 15th season of the popular reality show is set to air on January 29-30. The contestants remaining in the race are: 

Karan Kundrra, Shamita Shetty, Tejasswi Prakash, Nishant Bhat, Pratik Shehajpal, and Rashami Desai.