Influencer and national-level weightlifter Rajat Dalal, who is currently locked up inside the Bigg Boss 18 house, finally broke his silence on the various allegations on him outside the house, including that of kidnapping a minor and assaulting him. He challenged people to produce solid proof that he committed the crime and stated that truth will be out eventually.
During the media interaction inside the Bigg Boss 18 house on Tuesday, Rajat was questioned about the charges on him outside the house and his conduct during the game. He admitted that while he does have temper issues, he was trying to gain composure over himself.
“I agree that I am violent. I am a powerlifter, and in some situations, I charge in that way. When I get angry, I become a different person. I am working on my temper and rectifying things as I have suffered a lot because of it. My family has faced a lot because of me. I respect law and order a lot. I have accepted my mistakes. I am blamed for certain things which will get cleared when the time comes. I am still working on myself,” he said.
Addressing the kidnapping case against him, Rajat stated, “I have been accused of beating people or kidnapping someone. Fighting with someone is an impulsive reaction, but in impulse, I cannot kidnap someone. I also have pornography charges on me. If you are talking about my image in society, I teach kids for free, work towards protecting stray dogs, and help the needy. I have done something for the country as well.”
He went on to say, “When people accuse me, they do not realise to what extent they are defaming me. Three police vans had come to arrest me. Only I know the embarrassment my family faced. Kidnapping a minor is something I would never do. Did anyone share a video with the victim who was allegedly kidnapped?”
For those unversed, Rajat was accused of kidnapping a minor, assaulting him and even urinating on his face after the latter posted a video making fun of the influencer. He was arrested in Ahmedabad in June 2024 and was lodged in the Sabarmati jail before being released on bail.
