Rajat Dalal bangs Thar into car blocking his way in Faridabad parking: ‘Roz ka drama hai’
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YouTuber and Bigg Boss 18 contestant Rajat Dalal often finds himself embroiled in controversies. This time, he posted videos of himself banging his Thar into another vehicle after it blocked his way in a parking area in Sector 16, Faridabad, Haryana.
Adding to this, Rajat Dalal had participated in Bigg Boss 18. Why did Rajat Dalal bang his Thar into another car? Rajat shared multiple videos on his Instagram Stories. The first video showed his parked Thar blocked by two cars at the front and back, leaving him with no room to drive out of the parking space. In the caption, Rajat mentioned that he faces this issue daily. He wrote, "Rooz ka drama hai. Everyday they find my car only to block."
Meanwhile, The next video showed him banging his Thar into the car blocking it in the front before driving away. In the caption, he mentioned that he waited for the owner for 45-50 minutes to come and remove the car. However, when the owner did not arrive and had also not left a contact number on the car, he decided to bang into it and drive off. The caption read, “Patiently waited for 45-50 minutes, no contact number, nothing.”
Notably, The few videos that followed showed Rajat Dalal struggling with people who had allegedly parked their vehicles incorrectly in the lane on multiple occasions in the past. He explained the situation further with a note, "It is not a promotional video or a scripted thing. This is the case with the parking everyday. This is not an aerial shot taken by a drone. This was recorded from the 3rd floor of the gym. Ek limit hote hai har cheez ki (There is a limit to everything)."
As per the latest buzz, This isn't the first time Rajat has come under scrutiny for his behaviour on the road. In 2024, Rajat was accused of striking a bike rider with his car and continuing to drive without stopping while allegedly driving at a high speed. Before this, Rajat was arrested and later rolled out on bail for allegedly kidnapping and assaulting an 18-year-old student over an Instagram post.
In further updates, Rajat Dalal is an Indian powerlifter and fitness influencer. He has won multiple national and international championships. At the WPC Asian Championship, he won three gold medals and one silver, while also breaking a world squat record. In 2023, he set a world record in the deadlift with a lift of 302.5 kg in the 90 kg men's junior category.
On top of that, In 2024, Rajat Dalal participated in Bigg Boss 18. He finished as the second runner-up, with Karan Veer Mehra taking home the winner's trophy. He later appeared on the reality show The 50, reaching the semi-finals before being eliminated ahead of the finale.
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