'Bigg Boss 17 winner is fixed', Evicted contestant Anurag Dobhal makes shocking claims

Recently, Anurag was ousted from the house. He made his debut on the show on the first day, along with others. He had bonded with some of his co-contestants, but their relations soured over time. Anurag was shown the exit door during the elimination task by the majority of the housemates. Despite their strained relationship, Mannara Chopra refrained from voting against him. Post-elimination, Anurag has hurled some startling accusations against the showrunners, claiming the show is rigged.

Anurag isn't typically one to sugarcoat his words. Even while within the confines of the house, he voiced his criticism against the showrunners. He put up a strong defence against all adversities. Speaking to DNA in an interview, Anurag opened about the challenges he faced in the house. He shared his experiences of enduring emotional turmoil, including bouts of crying and depression. Despite his numerous efforts since the first day, he was often criticized for his lack of participation. He was even compelled to dance, despite his lack of skills in dancing. Anurag Dobhal asserts that he would not resort to stripping as an act of desperation, holding on to his self-respect. He claims he made reasonable efforts to interact but suspects that the showrunners might not have broadcasted it.

In the same interview, Anurag Dobhal levelled some shocking allegations regarding the winner of Bigg Boss 17. He stated, "Post my elimination, it is clear that Bigg Boss is no longer reliant on public voting. The showrunners are likely to choose their favourite participant as the winner. Their winner is pre-decided." During one of the 'Weekend Ka Vaar' episodes, was sarcastically advised by to step up his game. didn't take kindly to dragging Brosena into the conversation. Anurag felt he was being singled out and expressed his dissent. Salman rebuked him for his defiance and dismissed his arguments. In response, Anurag asserted that he wouldn't stay silent if his community were to be targeted.