The popular TV reality show 'Bigg Boss 13' gave the nominated boys an opportunity to protect themselves from being homeless. However, this task was cancelled. The special thing is that no one else but Bigg Boss cancelled this task. Along with this, appreciation of the family's dedication. During this task something happened that many families started quarrelling among themselves. The reason for this was the controversial comment of Siddharth Dey.

For your information, let us tell you that the two boys in the show had a chance to protect themselves. Four boys were divided into two teams. One team had Siddharth Dey and Paras while the other team consisted of Abu Malik and Aseem Riaz. The girls must decide which team they will save. Whichever team wins in this match will be immediately protected from nomination. In such a situation, during the task, the girls started trying to remove the other team to secure the team they wanted to save. During this, Aarti Singh was putting many things on Paras and Siddharth Dey. Shehnaz was also supporting Aarti. Aarti initially started tickling Siddharth Dey. After this, Siddharth Dey made lewd comments on Aarti. Aarti got angry on hearing this comment of Siddharth Dey and she started slamming him.

Siddharth Shukla told Siddharth Dey - 'What you have said shows your thinking. If you were outside, would have broken your mouth. After this, the quarrel between Siddharth Shukla and Siddharth Dey increases further. Even Siddharth says to Aarti, 'All the girls who were standing there listening to this and talking about respect, how did they hear these things for a girl.' This time apart from Paras, Siddharth is going homeless. Dey, Abu Malik and Aseem Riyaz are nominated.

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