‘Kitne bewakoof log hain…’: Elvish Yadav says ‘Covid-19’ remark on Bigg Boss finalist Chum Darang misinterpreted

The famous Youtuber and Bigg Boss Ooth champion Elvish Yadaw is in the center of attention again for the wrong reasons. This time he faces strong feedback, actress and bigg Boss 18 Finals about Chum Darang, during Podcast conversation actress and bigg Boss 18 Final Darang. A section of the discussion went to viral, spread indignation in social media.

The controversy is distinguished by the EATA. As a little darance, Jadaw did an imperceptible comment and said: No one could have such a terrible taste. Even his name is obscene … Chum, and he acted in Katiuadua in Gagua. What a combination.

The views met immediate criticism online. Netizens called his words a rude and disrespectful attitude, many express their disappointment on their behavior. One user of X (formerly Twitter) noted: “The conversation of the third interest rate by the bitter individual. It’s absolutely shameful “and the other wrote:” Disgusting people make junk statements. “

Addressing Elvisi, Elvish appealed to contradictions in his vlog. Hinting indignation, he confessed that he was erasing the controversial part from his podcast. “Maine Chum Ke Upar Bol Rakhha Tha. Maine Kaha, Basic Bola, Hatao, Mujhe Negativity Chahiye Hi Nahi. Agar Kisiko Kharab Lag Raha Hain Just Bolne Se, Toh Bhai, Wo Part Meine Remove Kar Diya “(I had said something about Chum :

He also touched upon the accusations of racism that stem from his comment, clarifying that his intention was to mock the taste of Karan Mehran, not to do not racial insinition. “Second thing: Kitne Bewakoof Log Hain Jinko Ye Samajh Mein Nahi AA RAAHA. WO LOG BOL RAAHA HAIN YAINE ELVISH NE COVID BOLA, Elvish added that he did not confirm or support racist reviews.

Despite its clarification, criticism continues to be a mountain. Critics claim that making fun of someone’s name, especially on the public platform, reflects badly on its character. Meanwhile, supporters claim that his words were removed from the context.