Since past days, there is a heated argument going on between Bigg Boss winner Kaushal and few of his army members. A few key members of Kaushal Army have come out to the media and stated that Kaushal is misusing the money donated by his fans, for his personal benefits rather than using it for charity purposes, as promised.

Kaushal held a press meet the other day to clarify regarding all the allegations put on him. He said, ” I have never misused any money donated for Kaushal Army. I have proofs as well. I think actress Tejaswi Madivada and Deepthi Sunaina are behind this conspiracy against me, as they are jealous of my success. There might be also strong support from a big personality for them.”

“People are trying to defame me as I am planning to enter into politics. But I will never look back, I take inspiration from Pawan Kalyan and fight till the end,” he added. Kaushal won the title of Bigg Boss Telugu season 2, majorly due to the support of his huge fanbase called Kaushal Army.

Kaushal is the winner of Bigg Boss Telugu TV show for the second season. The way he emerged as a star during the TV’s telecast is something that no one has ever imagined. Kaushal’s supporters were formed into fan groups with the name Kaushal Army and paved a way for his success. Now, Kaushal Army turned against him claiming that he is exploiting the supporters and fans for money.

With clear pieces of evidence regarding the same, Kaushal supporters participated in a debate programme held by a popular TV news channel. The supporters said that Kaushal uses the fans for money and never really sheds money out of his pockets. Apparently, Kaushal is also said to have demanded money for fan-organized programmes. He is said to have charged lakhs of rupees for his comfortable stays in luxury hotel rooms.

The fans also shared an Audio clip where Kaushal is seen indirectly provoking the fans to troll the opponents. Kaushal is said to have made plans to make his political entry by making his wife contest for Parliament from Bapatla and he contesting for Assembly from Vizag. Kaushal’s plan was to carry the political assignments with the money from supporters.

With the latest happenings that exposed Kaushal’s real behavior, all those who were the target of abuse are feeling happy now.

Kaushal Manda competed with Geetha Madhuri in the final of Bigg Boss TV show and won against her to grab the title as well as the prize money. But, an interesting observation reveals that Geetha Madhuri is going to earn more than Kaushal in terms of the remuneration. While making the agreements with Bigg Boss, the popular singer had agreed to do this show only if she is given second highest remuneration per day and Tejaswi being the highest.

As Tejaswi was eliminated at the beginning itself, Geetha continued staying in the house for 112 days and she will be receiving a high amount as a remuneration which Kaushal also won’t get. A buzz states that Geetha Madhuri’s remuneration per day is almost double than Kaushal’s.

Bigg Boss Telugu season 2 has come to an end now and as expected, Kaushal Manda won the title. Star hero Victory Venkatesh attended the TV show as a chief guest and handed 50 lakhs as a prize money. Kaushal has shown his humanity by announcing that he would use the money for cancer patients. All the housemates made it to the grand finale event and entertained the audiences.

Kaushal supporters turned out in a huge number and the fans have shown their ultimate support to the contestant. Kaushal Army has proved the strength by organizing a rally too. Geetha Madhuri and Kaushal were the finalists and Kaushal grabbed the title.

The winner of #BiggBossTelugu2, #Kaushik is waving to his fans and supporters.#KaushalArmy, #KaushalBB2Winner @StarMaa pic.twitter.com/QhIJjn6gQR

— Vamsi-Shekar (@UrsVamsiShekar) September 30, 2018

Geetha, Amit, Deepthi, Tanish, Babu, Bhanu Sri, Roll Rida, Shyamala, Kireeti, Deepthi Sunaina, Kaushal, Tejaswi, Ganesh, Sanjana, Samrat, Nutan Naidu, Nandini, and Pooja are the contestants for the second season.

Bigg Boss 2 has finally come to an end. Within a few hours, it would be revealed who is going to the title winner this season. Hosted by Natural Star Nani, the second season of Bigg Boss received good TRPs.

For 100 days and with 18 contestants including the wild cards, we have seen so much of friendship, love, talent, and fights too. The audience are eagerly waiting to see who is going to be the title winner of Bigg Boss. If the buzz is to be believed, then nearly 300 people from Kaushal Army entered Annapurna Studios and started screaming ‘Kaushal’ in front of the Bigg Boss house. So, the management delayed the final shoot that was supposed to take place yesterday night. It seems like they conducted the finale today morning at 10 AM. On the other hand, the netizens are already posting that Kaushal is declared as the winner. Even actress Madhavi Latha also posted that it is true.

Some Kaushal Army members are commenting that after Kaushal, Geetha Madhuri is the runnerup. We are also hearing rumours that Victory Venkatesh is going to attend the show as the chief guest. However, we can get the clarity in just a few more hours.

Bigg Boss Telugu season 2 is currently trending viral in film circles. Kaushal is the hot favourite contestant among all the other housemates in the house. A lot of people are confident that Kaushal is going to win the title of the second season but then there are a lot of people who are opposing him in the show. The supporters of Kaushal have formed in groups and name their fan community as Kaushal Army. There is a criticism about the same where people are making an allegation that Kaushal army is paid.

In order to prove that the fans community is genuine, Kaushal Army organised a 2 KM walk in Hyderabad on Sunday which has become a big hit. No one really expected that the crowd will turn out in such a huge number.

Inspired by Kaushal Army now, the supporters of Tanish are planning for a 5K run at Vizag on the coming Sunday at 6:00 a.m. in the morning. This is garnering a lot of attention now in both the Telugu states.