Bigg Boss 16’s Abdu Rozik Issues Clarification, After A Video Of Him Holding A ‘Loaded’ Gun Went VIRAL; Says, ‘A Reporter Has Decided To Defame Me’

Internet sensation Abdu Rozik became a household name after his stint in Bigg Boss 16. He won over the audience with his close bond with co-contestant Shiv Thakare and adorable tactics. Recently, he opened his first restaurant in Mumbai titled ‘Burgiir’. While netizens were busy going gaga over the videos from the opening night, another video surfaced on the internet where the star could be seen playing with a gun. It was reported that the gun Abdu had was a loaded one which belonged to the bodyguards of Golden Boys, Sunny Waghchor and Sanjay Gurjar.

Now, a few days after reports stated that a complaint was lodged against the 19-year-old at the Oshiwara police station, he has now penned a long note explaining his side of the story. Sharing the note on his Instagram handle, he revealed that the reporter, who ‘leaked’ his video, was not even invited to his restaurant launch. He expresses he had now had his first bad experience in India. He claimed that the reporter Mohsin Shaikh, has decided to defame him, sabotage his and his business by “spreading lies and making false allegations.” ALSO READ: Bigg Boss 16 Fame Abdu Rozik In Legal Trouble? Plays With Loaded Gun At Restaurant, Cops File Complaint-REPORTS

Abdu went on to request that the journalist, having attacked many other celebrities in past, should be kept away “from all events and not invite him anywhere as his intentions are dishonest and fake.” Dismissing the claims of a loaded gun, he wrote that “I would never ever put anyone's life at harm in any situation. There were several witnesses and celebrities who are willing to testify a true account of what happened.” He also dismissed that was no FIR or complaint registered against him. ALSO READ: Abdu Rozik Receives Support From Faizan Ansari; Latter Says ‘Abdu Is Innocent’

The Tajik singer further clarified that he has voluntarily approached the police, to ensure that they know he is willing to assist them with any evidence or witness statement. “When you are in the public eye it's easy to be a target and on a serious note my fans should not get false information or impression of me and be misled by a fame-hungry reporter. I also have a family to feed and this is my job but I want halal earnings. | have nothing to hide and will make sure that the real story and facts are with the professionals who have worked so hard and morally to make a good name for themselves in the industry. Apart from this one bad experience, I love India,” he concluded.