Bigg Boss 16: Ankit Gupta feels everything is fixed in Bigg Boss, questions the voting system of the show; Watch Video

Bigg Boss 16: The controversial reality show has completed more than one month and many contestants has been evicted from the show. Every viewer knows that every week Bigg Boss gives nomination task to the contestants. On Weekend Ka Vaar, Salman Khan evicts the contestant who gets less votes than other contestants. In the latest episode, Ankit Gupta questions the voting system of the show. Ankit Gupta is known for talking less with the contestants. But he knows as ‘one-liner king’ of this season as he gives befitting reply in just one-line. But currently, he was seen talking about the voting system and said that makers decide who will evict.

Bigg Boss 16: Ankit puts question on voting process

Sajid Khan and Ankit Gupta are good friends and they were talking. Sajid Khan asks “Agar koi nominate hota hai toh game kispe chalti hai, voting pe?” Ankit denies this. Ankit hints to the makers and say that they decide about nominations. Sumbul gets in between them and says that eviction decides by voting but Ankit Gupta says that if eviction was based on voting, then there will be open voting. Sajid Khan asks him about open voting.

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Ankit Gupta talks elaborates this, “Suppose! If I am voting Sumbul then I am not seeing how many votes Sumbul is getting and how many votes are other contestants getting. It’s like I am not seeing that how many votes my contestant have.” Sajid Khan says, “but there’s someone who knows about it like makers or the team.” Ankit Gupta elaborates his point and says that “If Shiv gets less votes, then who will go?”. Sajid Khan says that Shiv will go but Ankit completes his elaboration that the final decision is in makers’ hand, no matter how many votes someone is getting.

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