- Siwet questioned Shehzad’s religious expressions contrasting his daily habits.
- He clarified physical altercation, demanding a sincere apology from Shehzad.
- Siwet defended his tattoo, cautioning against religious-political divisions.
Siwet Tomar has addressed his reported eviction from Rise And Fall 2 following his heated physical fight with fellow contestant and former BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla. In a video shared on Instagram on Monday, September 28, the reality TV personality spoke about the controversy, his personal beliefs and why he intends to stand by what he has said despite facing criticism.
Siwet Tomar Opens Up After Reported Eviction
Speaking about his confrontation with Shehzad, Siwet questioned how he could trust someone whose public religious expressions, according to him, did not match what he saw in their daily life.
Siwet said, “Mai aise insaan ka bharosa kaise karu jo din bhar Hanuman ji ka naam japta ho aur din mai chaar baar uski thaali mai mujhe mutton dikhta ho. Bhai ne Rudraksh pehan rakhe hain lekin bhai 4 time chicken khata hai, non-veg khata hai.”
He went on to refer to comments he said Tej Pratap had previously made about the same issue.
He added, “Agar kisine dhyaan se suna hoga na toh Tej Pratap ne bhi yahi bola tha ki tum din bhar Hanuman ji ka naam lete ho aur thaali mai tumhare non-veg rehta hai.”
‘Maine Sirf Collar Padka Tha’
Siwet also addressed the physical confrontation and maintained that he did not intend to seriously hurt Shehzad during the incident.
“Mujhe maarna hota, mai dhun deta wahi par. Maine sirf collar pakda tha. Mujhe jise maarna ho na bro, mai darta nahi usse. Mujhe nhi farak pada ki woh kon hai ya kya hai,” Siwet said.
The comments come after the reported clash between the two contestants became a major talking point surrounding Rise And Fall 2.
Siwet Responds To Shehzad’s Comment On His Tattoo
The disagreement also extended beyond the confrontation, with Shehzad reportedly taking aim at Siwet’s tattoo during one of the show’s scenes. Siwet later responded through his Instagram account, explaining what the tattoo represents to him.
Siwet wrote, “This tattoo isn’t just ink on my skin – it’s my representation, my bloodline, and a reminder of the legacy I carry.”
Siwet further made it clear that he does not intend to move on from the matter without what he considers a genuine apology.
He further said, “If you think you can mislead people and I’ll simply walk away, you clearly don’t know me. I have said it once, and I’ll say it clearly: I will not play with or engage with someone who has wronged me until there is a sincere apology. That isn’t ego – that’s my boundary. And when I give my word, I stand by it.”
He also urged people not to use religion as a means of creating divisions for political purposes.
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