Bigg Boss 19: 'Character is determined not by clothes, but by actions...' Gaurav Khanna's team is furious over Tanya's accusation

In the last episode of Bigg Boss Season 19, Gaurav Khanna and Tanya Mittal got into an argument. During the captaincy task, the two got into a scuffle. Gaurav's team has now reprimanded Tanya, and the influencer's team has also responded.

During the captaincy task, Gaurav Khanna pushed Tanya Mittal, and she then pushed him back. Later, Tanya, in a conversation with Kunika Sadanand and Neelam Giri, was seen saying that he is not a good person. He is showing his true personality by pushing a woman.

Gaurav's team is furious with Tanya.

Now, Gaurav Khanna's team has reacted to Tanya Mittal's claim by sharing a video. Gaurav's team said, "Wearing a sari and speaking softly doesn't make you pure or spiritual. Character is revealed by actions, not clothes. This woman has been caught lying repeatedly. Remember the cheese task? Same story, same manipulation. Perhaps lying is her way of gaining new fame. It's truly sad."

Does Tanya Mittal manipulate?

Gaurav Khanna's team further said, "It's disgusting to defame a married man on national television by distorting facts just to play the victim and garner sympathy. You don't gain fame by defaming others. The audience isn't blind. They see every action, every lie, every manipulation. It's disgusting for them too. And what's worse? The people sitting nearby laughing and agreeing, thinking it's 'content.' No, this is character exposure. You don't elevate women by demeaning a man with lies." This is why real issues lose their voice because of people like this."

It further said, "The man she tried to defame has always been considered one of the most respected and honorable people in the house, and the audience knows that. Spirituality is about truth, not manipulation. And this one? It's a perfect example of how some people talk about light but live in darkness themselves."

Did Tanya Mittal push Gaurav?

Following this post from Gaurav Khanna's team, Tanya Mittal also shared a post saying, "As Malti rightly told Gaurav during yesterday's task, 'You won't win the task by shouting, you will win by remaining calm.' With all due respect, being married doesn't automatically make you a good person. Treating women well makes you a good person. From pushing Tanya when she was standing alone to immediately yelling at the next woman, it all speaks volumes about his character, and it's definitely not a 'Green Forest' quality."

Tanya Mittal further added, "To those who are blindly supporting this man's behavior, a wise man said, 'Never meet your hero.' You may have fallen in love with the Mr. Perfect you saw on television, but this is reality television, and this is the truth behind that picture-perfect personality you love. Audiences see through all the set stories. And without a script and a director, he's just an arrogant man who lacks basic empathy for women. Face the truth."