Bigg Boss Bangla: Jeetu Disqualifies Tanushree as Srijla Favouritism Row Hits Task

A missing star turns the luxury-budget task into a confrontation

Bigg Boss Bangla’s latest luxury-budget contest has produced a dispute over missing points, the conduct of task commander Jeetu Kamal and the disqualification of Tanushree Roy Das. Bengali reports published late on October 27 and on the morning of October 28 describe an argument that escalated after a star token disappeared from one team’s tally. The dispute concerns a competitive task inside the house; it is not a finding that anyone committed a real-world theft.

The central new development is Tanushree’s reported removal from the task by Jeetu, who was acting as chief commander. That is separate from earlier coverage of Bharat Kaul’s eviction and his opinions about the Rajveer–Nandini relationship. The fresh reader interest lies in the task’s fairness, the change in star points and whether Jeetu was using his authority impartially.

How the teams and the missing points became an issue

Jeetu was overseeing two groups led by Niranjan and Srijla Guha. According to Aajkaal and TV9 Bangla, Niranjan’s team had six star points while Srijla’s had four before dinner. One of Niranjan’s stars then went missing. Suspicion fell on Jeetu, though the reports do not establish who actually moved the token. A missing game object can trigger accusations inside the house, but suspicion alone does not prove the identity or intention of the person responsible.

The teams were already competing in multiple activities. TV9 Bangla describes a kabaddi round in which Srijla was accused of breaching a rule, and questions were raised about how Jeetu communicated the incident. He reportedly told Sonamoni privately rather than announcing it to everyone; Sonamoni then passed the information to Niranjan. That sequence contributed to the impression among Niranjan’s teammates that the commander might be treating the groups differently.

Jeetu and Tanushree exchange accusations

As the star dispute continued, Jeetu and Tanushree argued about whether he could be accused of taking points unfairly. Jeetu brought up an earlier task involving coins from Bharat Kaul’s box and suggested that Tanushree could not criticise him without acknowledging what had happened before. Tanushree objected to that comparison. The argument then shifted to whether Jeetu’s role as commander gave him the right to stop her from challenging his decisions.

Both Bengali accounts describe the confrontation as escalating until Jeetu deducted two additional stars from Niranjan’s side and disqualified Tanushree from the activity. The consequence was therefore within the task, not an eviction from Bigg Boss Bangla. The exact final luxury-budget result was not established by the reports, and the articles do not show that Bigg Boss later reversed or upheld every part of Jeetu’s ruling.

Favouritism is an allegation, not an established finding

Niranjan’s group accused Jeetu of favouring Srijla’s team. Some discussion in the coverage also speculates about the personal dynamic between Jeetu and Srijla. Those are claims and interpretations surrounding a televised competition, not proof of a secret relationship or an independently verified plan to manipulate the outcome. The strongest supported facts are the star-point dispute, the argument, the deductions and Tanushree’s task disqualification.

Jeetu’s supporters might view the deductions as an attempt to enforce authority in a chaotic game; his critics might see them as evidence of uneven decisions. The reporting establishes that the disagreement happened, but it does not resolve which interpretation is correct. The next complete episode or a ruling from Bigg Boss would be needed to settle the rules and determine whether the commander’s choices had a lasting effect.

Why this is a fresh Bangla story

The show’s recent coverage has featured host Sourav Ganguly’s comments, Sonamoni Saha’s immunity and Bharat Kaul’s post-eviction interviews. The luxury-budget fight has a different audience question: what happened to the missing stars, why was Tanushree disqualified, and can Jeetu continue to command the task without further objections? That makes it a separate news event rather than a recycled personality feud.

For now, the reported task outcome is limited. Tanushree was removed from that activity, Niranjan’s side lost further star points, and the teams’ disagreement remained unresolved in the accounts consulted. No official viewer vote totals, eviction result or final luxury-budget award should be inferred from this fight. The most useful follow-up will be a clear resolution of the missing-star dispute or a new decision from the show.

The next luxury-budget result is still unresolved

The October 27 late-night report and the October 28 morning follow-up agree on the core argument and Tanushree’s removal from the task. The later report adds the kabaddi-rule complaint and the path by which Sonamoni reportedly told Niranjan what Jeetu had said. Those extra details help explain why the dispute developed into a challenge to the commander’s neutrality rather than ending with one missing star.

The outcome of the luxury budget itself remains separate from Jeetu’s immediate deductions. Losing two stars and being disqualified from a task can affect a team’s position without establishing the final prize or who wins the overall competition. The fairest next article would follow a new ruling, a confirmed task result or a direct reply from those accused of favouritism—not repeat the same unproven accusation as fact.

Reporting consulted: TV9 Bangla, 28 Oct 08:41 IST; Aajkaal, 27 Oct 23:21 IST.