Bigg
Boss
2
and
Roadies
5
winner
Ashutosh
Kaushik
is
currently
going
through
major
trouble
due
to
his
unpleasant
actions
in
the
past,
which
are
still
affecting
his
present.
The
actor
has
recently
filed
a
petition
in
Delhi
High
Court
using
his
'right
to
be
forgotten'.
In
his
petition,
Ashutosh
has
urged
the
court
to
remove
the
videos,
photos
and
articles
about
his
controversies
and
fights
in
the
past.
In
an
interview
with
Times
of
India,
the
actor
stated
that
the
content
on
the
internet
is
having
a
'detrimental
effect'
on
him
as
well
as
his
family.
Notably,
his
petition
carries
a
major
right
which
is
the
right
to
'make
mistakes
without
being
haunted
by
them
indefinitely'.
A
report
published
in
TOI
states
that
Justice
of
Delhi
HC,
Rekha
Pati
has
issued
a
notice
to
the
Union
Ministry
of
Information
&
Broadcasting,
Google
LLC,
Press
Council
of
India
and
Electronic
Media
Monitoring
Centre
asking
them
to
revert
to
Ashutosh
Kaushik's
request.
The
court
has
asked
the
concerned
authorities
to
reply
within
4
weeks,
as
the
hearing
will
be
in
December.
For
the
unversed,
Ashutosh
had
been
in
an
alleged
brawl
in
a
pub
in
the
past.
The
Roadies
5
winner
Ashutosh
Kaushik
told
the
portal,
"Like
I
stated
in
my
petition,
despite
my
success
on
the
silver
screen,
I
have
been
suffering
psychological
pain
for
my
diminutive
acts
that
were
erroneously
committed
a
decade
ago." He
further
revealed
that
his
family
and
he
have
suffered
"pain,
trauma
and
it
hurts
us
each
day."
He
said,
"I
decided
to
take
up
this
case
legally
around
two
years
back
and
since
then
I
have
been
in
touch
with
my
lawyer
Akshat
Bajpai.
Due
to
the
pandemic
and
other
reasons
we
could
not
get
a
date
from
the
court
last
year,
and
finally,
we
got
a
date
of
July
22
this
year."
The
actor
also
revealed
that
many
news
websites
and
channels
refused
to
remove
videos
and
other
content
about
him.
He
further
added,
"I
approached
many
news
websites
and
channels,
requesting
them
to
remove
the
content
(videos
from
the
past
incidents)
as
they
were
ruining
my
reputation
and
causing
harm
to
me,
personally
and
professionally.
Some
news
channels
removed
that
content,
while
some
refused,
and
finally,
the
only
option
I
had
was
to
take
this
up
legally."
While
recalling
the
past
incidents,
Ashutosh
Kaushik,
who
is
now
married,
revealed
that
he
also
faced
a
lot
of
trouble
before
getting
married
as
several
families
used
to
judge
him
for
his
past
acts.
"I
did
something
wrong
in
my
past,
I
paid
a
price,
I
was
punished
for
it,
but
personally,
that
is
affecting
me
till
now.
Anyone
who
would
see
those
videos
would
assume
that
I
am
still
doing
those
kinds
of
things
(fights).
Mujhse
zyada
bura
meri
mummy
ko
lagta
tha.
She
would
ask
me,
'Ye
kya
hai
Aashu?'
I
could
only
tell
her
'main
kya
karun,
mujhse
galti
ho
gayi,
uski
mujhe
saza
bhi
mil
gayi
par
bhugat
aaj
tak
raha
hu.'
My
mom
asked
me
'Ye
hatenge
kaise
ye
bata?'
I
could
not
bear
my
family
suffering
because
of
this
and
that's
why
I
decided
to
go
to
court.
Ho
gayi
mujhse
galti,
maang
li
maafi,
saza
bhi
mil
gayi,
par
aur
kab
tak
mujhe
saza
milegi.
It
was
for
my
mom
that
I
decided
to
go
to
the
court," the
Bigg
Boss
2
winner
added.
Ashutosh
is
now
hoping
for
the
best
and
expecting
a
positive
response
from
the
court.
He
said,
"We
gave
the
court
examples
from
other
countries
of
such
cases
where
the
content
was
removed.
I
can't
say
much
on
the
case,
but
I
am
just
hoping
for
the
best."
Talking
about
Ashutosh
Kaushik's
career,
he
has
worked
in
films
like
Chal
Jaa
Bapu,
Laal
Rang,
Love
Ke
Funday,
Pitamah,
Zila
Ghaziabad,
Bhadaas,
Shortcut
Romeo
and
Kismat
Love
Paisa
Dilli.
Apart
from
winning
Roadies
5
and
Bigg
Boss
2,
he
was
also
a
part
of
Roadies
8.