The controversy surrounding Anurag Dobhal aka UK07 Rider continues to grow even as the YouTuber recovers in hospital after a shocking accident during an Instagram livestream. The Bigg Boss 17 fame influencer is currently under medical care, but the dispute within his family has now taken another dramatic turn.
Dobhal’s brother Kalam Dobhal has once again spoken out publicly. He warned that he will soon release a video that will reveal the truth about the ongoing controversy.
In a detailed note shared on Instagram Stories, Kalam said he plans to present proof about what has happened to him and his family. According to him, the accusations made against them are false and have hurt his parents deeply.
Anurag Dobhal Accident: Kalam Says He Will Reveal Proof
In his post, Kalam said he stayed silent for two days because he wanted to protect his parents during the difficult time. He claimed the situation has caused a lot of pain to his family.
He wrote, “Posting a video tomorrow with every proof. Things that has happened to me and my family. Me do din se isliye chup tha kyu ki I have a family to take care of. My dad suffered a lot and so did my mom. Mujhe nahi pata ki ye waqt mere maaa baap kaise kaatege. So, before it’s too late I really need to bring truth out once again. And I am taking this legally too. Or mujhe Bharat ke kanoon pe pura bharosa hai. Jo sach hoga wo saamne to aaake hi rahega.”
Kalam further alleged that the truth has been hidden from the public by making people emotional. He said serious allegations were made against him, his fiancée and his parents, but no proof has been shared so far.
According to him, he has already posted evidence related to the matter on his broadcast channel and now plans to take the issue through legal channels.
In his note, he continued, “Baat yaha sach ki hai. Or sach ke liye agar mujhe kisi bhi hadh tak jana pade me jaunga. Abhi tak aap logo ko bas emotional karke sach se door rakha gaya. Jo kuch hua uska mujhe bhi bura laga hai or mere mata pita ko bhi. Par isse wo jhuth sach nahi ho jata. Kyuki abhi tak jo bhi allegations mujh pe, meri hone wali wife pe, or mere maaa baaap pe lagaya gaya hai, uska koi bhi saboot abhi tak nahi diya gaya hai. Mene us 2 ghnte ki video ke sare saboot apne broadcast me dale. Or jab dusri taraf se koi bhi saboot nahi diya gaya to ek aisa kadam uthaya gaya jis ke karan log sahi or galat ko bhul ke bas emotion me aaake support karne lage.”
What Happened With UK07 Rider
The controversy began after Anurag Dobhal shared a 2-hour-long vlog and made accusations against his family.. After being exposed by his brother, he attempted suicide during a livestream on March 7. During the broadcast, he reportedly drove his Toyota Fortuner at high speed on the Delhi–Meerut Expressway while more than 80,000 viewers watched online.
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During the livestream, he called it his “final drive” and spoke emotionally about wanting his mother’s love in his next birth. The video ended when his car crashed into a highway divider.
Before the accident, Anurag Dobhal had shared a nearly two-hour vlog where he accused his parents and brother of mental harassment, financial exploitation and isolating him socially. The conflict reportedly started after his family opposed his inter-caste marriage with his wife, Ritika Chauhan.
After the incident, several emotional moments involving the family surfaced online. One viral video showed Ritika, who is reportedly pregnant, breaking down in tears while visiting him in hospital.
The situation became more serious after reports claimed that Dobhal’s father had publicly disowned him and Ritika through a newspaper notice, saying they would not receive any family property.
Meanwhile, Dobhal’s manager, Rohit Panday, urged fans not to believe rumours and confirmed that the YouTuber underwent surgery after the crash.
At the same time, Kalam has made counter-allegations, claiming that Dobhal had physically assaulted Ritika in the past. For now, Anurag Dobhal is said to be in stable condition but remains under close medical observation in the hospital.
