Bigg Boss 19 Voting Trends: Was Ashnoor Kaur Evicted for Violence Against Tanya Mittal?
The upcoming Weekend Ka Vaar episode of Bigg Boss 19 is generating huge buzz as reports confirm a double eviction from the Salman Khan–hosted reality show. According to inside sources, Ashnoor Kaur and Shehbaz Badesha have been eliminated—however, the reasons behind their exits are completely different.
Ashnoor Kaur Evicted for Alleged Physical Violence
A recent update from the popular Bigg Boss news account Bigg Boss Tak on X claims that Ashnoor Kaur was removed from the house for violating a strict rule. The actress reportedly hit Tanya Mittal with a wooden ply during the Ticket to Finale task.
The post stated that Ashnoor was evicted for “intentionally hitting Tanya Mittal during the task and breaking house rules,” whereas Shehbaz’s elimination was allegedly based on low votes.
What Really Happened During the Task?
During the high-pressure Ticket to Finale challenge, Tanya tried to spill water from Ashnoor’s bowl. In the heat of the task, Ashnoor swung a wooden ply in response, which struck Tanya’s shoulder. Ashnoor immediately apologised, saying:
“Sorry, I didn’t see.”
Tanya later raised the issue before Bigg Boss, and the matter was reportedly addressed by host Salman Khan, who announced Ashnoor’s eviction for breaching the show’s zero-tolerance rule on physical aggression.
Fans React: ‘Unfair Decision?’
The eviction has sparked intense debate across social media. Many viewers questioned why other contestants who allegedly broke rules earlier were not removed.
Some user reactions included:
- “Breaking plates, throwing water, kicking and slapping—why no action against Tanya and Farhana? Why only Ashnoor?”
- “It was clearly a mistake. This is unfair.”
- “Physical violence has happened every season, but contestants stayed. Why different rules for Ashnoor?”
The controversy continues to trend as fans demand more clarity from the makers.
Bigg Boss 19 Finale Date
The Grand Finale is scheduled for December 7, 2025, and the competition has intensified ahead of the final week.
