The reality show House Arrest, hosted by Ajaz Khan and streaming on the Ullu App, has come under heavy scrutiny after a controversial video went viral. The clip allegedly shows contestants being asked to perform inappropriate scenes, sparking outrage among viewers and public figures.
Social Media Uproar
Netizens reacted strongly, condemning the show for promoting questionable content under the guise of reality entertainment. Many expressed concern over its impact on younger audiences and called for immediate action against the platform and producers.
Political Leaders Demand Regulation
Several politicians, including BJP MP Nishikant Dubey and Shiv Sena UBT MP Priyanka Chaturvedi, have criticized the show. Dubey even tagged the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, hinting at potential action to regulate such digital content.
Legal Complaints Filed
Advocate Vineet Jindal has submitted a formal complaint to the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting and Delhi Police, urging them to take legal action against the makers of House Arrest. He argued that the show’s content violates cultural norms and should be strictly monitored.
Future of the Show Uncertain
With growing calls for censorship, the fate of House Arrest remains uncertain. While the Ullu App has not issued an official statement, the controversy has fueled discussions on stricter regulations for digital platforms. Whether legal action will follow is yet to be seen. Stay tuned for further developments on this unfolding controversy.