Mumbai: The latest episode of Roadies Double Cross was filled with explosive drama, as a competitive accused Gang Boss Prince Narula and his wife Yuvika Chaudhary, to accept bribe to secure safe places in the reality show. The shocking claim caused a warm confrontation, the prince excluded the contestant to draw his wife’s name into controversy.
A contestant alleged that Rajkumar Narula had demanded ₹ 20 lakh for guaranteeing a place in the competition. The claims were further fuel when host Ranvijay Singh came to a contestant’s file, in which there was doubt about Prince that Roadies to accept money in exchange for a strong place on double cross.
The charge sent shockwaves through the room, in which contestants and gang leaders strongly reacted to unexpected development.
Prince was quick to refute the claims, closing the contestant with a firm reaction. “My brother Pichle Panch Saala Se Aa Raha Hai Audition Denne and last year’s Bud Yuzen finally auditioned the band, Kanki Uska Nahi! And Maine KC said that my brother said that my brother
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The situation increased when another contestant, Dayali, claimed that a former road -participant, Sivite, had allegedly made a place by making contact with Prince’s wife Yuvika Chaudhary. The comment angered the prince, who immediately got out. “Look, Mere Tak Bat Hoti Na, Mai Kuch Nahi Bolta, but now my wife’s name is taken.” (“If it was just about me, I would not have reacted, but now you have taken my wife’s name.”
Things became even more chaotic when Civet was called in the discussion. Soon after, Rakesh was also brought to the source of the claim. However, Rakesh completely denied the bribery allegations, making it clear that the allegations were nothing more than a baseless gossip.
Disappointed with false claims, Rajkumar questioned the contestant, “You are league, we are sold?” (Do you think we are for sale?)
As the emotions moved high and the contestants found themselves trapped in the upheaval, host Ranvijay Singh intervened to calm the situation. He warned the contestants about the dangers of believing and spreading rumors, emphasizing that frauds and scams take place everywhere, but should not be trusted by blindly.
