Bigg Boss 19: Abhishek Bajaj pushes Mridul Tiwari & leaves him injured, here's what happened

Bigg Boss 19 is gaining momentum with each passing episode, and the intensity inside the house is only rising. With drama, competition, and tempers flaring, the second week has already seen its fair share of confrontations and unexpected turns. One of the most dramatic moments this week came during the recent captaincy task, which ended on a controversial note and left one contestant injured.

According to a report by Bigg Boss Khabri, a popular fan page known for inside scoops, actor Abhishek Bajaj allegedly pushed co-contestant Mridul Tiwari during the captaincy task. The incident reportedly caused Mridul to suffer an injury, raising concerns among viewers about the level of aggression displayed during physical challenges inside the house.

Abhishek, Mridul, and Baseer Ali were the three contenders for the captaincy task. The competition, which was expected to be high-energy and competitive, took a serious turn when the push from Abhishek left Mridul unable to continue. As a result of his injury, Mridul had to step back from the task, leaving the race for captaincy between Abhishek and Baseer.

In the final leg of the task, Baseer managed to outperform Abhishek and was ultimately declared the new captain of the Bigg Boss house. This marks Baseer’s first stint as captain and comes shortly after he was involved in multiple heated exchanges with co-contestants, most notably Farrhana Bhatt. With the captaincy in his hands, all eyes will now be on how he handles the added responsibility and navigates the ongoing tensions inside the house.

The incident involving Abhishek and Mridul has sparked conversations both inside and outside the house. While some housemates expressed concern for Mridul's well-being, others questioned whether Abhishek's actions were deliberate or a result of the heat of the moment.

As always, Bigg Boss continues to blur the line between strategy and emotion. With physical tasks getting more intense and contestants pushing their limits, it remains to be seen how the showrunners will address concerns around safety and fair play going forward.