Bigg Boss reveals true self: Jagadish reflects on his time in the house post-eviction

It has been confirmed that lawyer Jagadish has been evicted from Bigg Boss Kannada 11 for allegedly using inappropriate language against female contestants. Soon after his elimination, Jagadish took to social media to share a series of photos, giving his fans a glimpse of his life post-eviction.

In the photos, Jagadish is seen in a casual light-colored outfit and stylish sunglasses, posing in various indoor and outdoor settings.

His recent video statement is going viral in which he will thank the viewers while expressing his joy at getting the opportunity to be a part of the show.

“Bigg Boss is a show that reveals your true self. I was surprised to see my likeness in the show; whether it was my anger or talent, you saw everything. I consider myself lucky to have participated, and I thank everyone,” he said in the message.

Inside the house, Jagadish got into conflict with many housemates and often clashed with contestants like Manju, Ranjith and Trivikram. On two occasions, tensions escalated to the point where Ranjith physically pushed Jagadish.

The controversy reached a peak during Thursday’s episode, after a heated argument between Jagadish, Chaitra and other female contestants. The altercation included several censored sections due to the use of inappropriate language. Chaitra specifically accused Jagadish of having his law degree revoked, further fueling the fire.

Things got worse when contestant Gold Suresh allegedly provoked the housemates by claiming that Jagadish had used an offensive term, leading to a confrontation between the female contestants. As a result, both Ranjith and Jagadish have reportedly been asked to leave the show.

Jagadish came into limelight as a lawyer representing a woman involved in the infamous CD scandal involving a former minister of Karnataka.

Although this case put him in the spotlight, it also sparked controversy. His legal qualifications were questioned by the Karnataka State Bar Council, which claimed that he was not registered with them. In his defense, Jagadish clarified that he has a law degree from Karnataka Law University and is registered with the Delhi Bar Council after clearing the All India Bar Examination.