Bigg Boss 19: Ex-contestant Abhishek Bajaj faces BACKLASH by netizens for…, fans call out his behaviour in Gurudwara; ‘Rabb ki taraf peeth…’

Bigg Boss 19 ex-contestant Abhishek Bajaj is definitely one of the most talked about contestants of the show. Even after his unexpected elimination, the Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui actor continues to make headlines and stay in discussions over the internet. The actor has a huge fan base, both online and offline. His dialogue, "Badhiya Bande Hood Pe, Baaki Sab Thudd Pe..." in Salman Khan's controversial reality TV show, became one of the most famous catchphrases. From his friendship with Ashnoor Kaur to his rivalry with Amaal Mallik, Gaurav Khanna, and Farrhana Bhatt, Abhishek's personal dynamics were always a topic of discussion. And now, it seems like the actor is not escaping the news even outside of the house of Bigg Boss.

Abhishek Bajaj's Gurdwara visit causes backlash

Days after his elimination, Abhishek was surrounded by paparazzi during his Gurudwara visit. The Student Of The Year 2 actor went to seek divine blessings, as seen in the video below.

In the video posted by paparazzi, the actor has been getting some backlash for his behavior in the video at the holy place.

What was the video about?

The video posted by an Instagram account named Bolly Glimmer has sparked an online debate among the netizens. The video is captioned, " , ? (Translation: Abhishek Bajaj visited Gurudwara, where he was denied to stand back and asked to come forward ?)."</span

In the video itself, a person in the Gurudwara can be seen saying to Bajaj, "peeche mat khade raho (sic)."

Netizens criticise Abhishek Bajaj for standing towards Darbar Sahib

In the comment section, netizens explained that he was not asked to come ahead. He was instead asked to not pose in front of the Darbar Sahib, as he had his back towards the holy arena. It is considered disrespectful to stand with your back towards the prayer hall.

One user commented, "Piche khade hone se nahi, rabb ki taraf peeth kar ke khade na ho. Aur sar cover hona chahiye." (He was not stopped to stand behind; he was asked to not turn his back toward God. Also, his head should be covered.

Another user said, "Piche khade hone se nahi, rabb ki taraf peeth kar ke khade na ho. Aur sar cover hona chahiye." (It's not about standing at the back, but do not stand with your back towards God. And the head should be covered.)

People have also been criticizing him for not covering his head, which is a mandatory practice while one visits the holy place. One user said, "Isne apne sir per rumaal kyo nhi lagaya wo bhi gurudwara mai" (Why doesn't he have a handkerchief on his head, that too in the Gurudwara).