Bigg Boss OTT 3 Controversy: Armaan Malik Accused Of Raping His Minor Maid; OLD FIR Copy Goes VIRAL

Trigger Warning: This article includes references to rape

Armaan Malik Rape Controversy: YouTuber Armaan Malik has been in the spotlight since joining the controversial reality show Bigg Boss OTT 3, hosted by Anil Kapoor, last month. While he has been making headlines mostly for the wrong reasons, Armaan Malik is currently grabbing eyeballs as the FIR copy of a rape case against him has gone viral on the internet.

ARMAAN MALIK RAP CASE: FIR COPY RESURFACES ON SOCIAL MEDIA

The FIR copy dated June 2019, accusing him of drugging and raping an 11-year-old girl and resurfaced online. The Bigg Boss OTT 3 was arrested on September 23, 2019, in connection with the case but was subsequently granted bail.

The resurfacing of the FIR has ignited reactions on social media with netizens bashing Armaan. Following her eviction from Bigg Boss OTT 3, Malik's first wife, Payal Malik, was questioned about the allegations but chose not to comment. Take a look at the FIR copy here:

YOUTUBER ARMAAN MALIK AND HIS CONTROVERSIAL LIFE

Armaan Malik has been one of the most controversial figures on Bigg Boss OTT 3, facing backlash for various reasons, including accusations of promoting polygamy. In 2011, Malik tied the knot with Payal, and they welcomed their son, Chirayu. Despite not legally ending his marriage with Payal, he married her best friend, Kritika, in 2018.

On December 4, 2022, Malik made headlines by announcing that both Kritika and Payal were pregnant. Now, he is a father to four children: Chirayu, Zaid, Ayan, and Tuba. His personal life and the resurfaced allegations have kept him at the center of controversy, both inside and outside the Bigg Boss house.

Now, it'll be interesting to see how he'll react to the allegations against him after coming out of Bigg Boss house.

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