Instagram Suspends Account of YouTuber 'Hindustani Bhau'

Instagram has suspended the account of former Bigg Boss 13 contestant and YouTuber Hindustani Bhau. His real name is Vikas Fhatak, is known for his abusive content, which he claims are acts of patriotism. Many users had been reporting his hateful and abusive posts, which eventually led to his account being taken down.

Instagram Suspends his account:

Shashank Arora shared a screenshot on Twitter that states he anonymously reported Bhau’s account. In its reply, Instagram informed the actor that they removed Bhau’s account as it violated community guidelines. Commenting on his tweet, multiple users celebrated the suspension. Also, shared that they too had reported Bhau’s account.

https://twitter.com/ShashankSArora/status/1296400490020839424

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Violating Community Guidelines:

In June, he filed a complaint against Ekta Kapoor for disrespecting Indian soldiers in her ALTBalaji web show XXX season 2. Also, he had even shared abusive videos against Kapoor and her family. In addition, Bhau was recently also accused of instigating youngsters to commit acts of violence in the name of protecting Indian culture.

However, Comedian Kunal Kamra on August 18 shared a video which had Hindustani Bhau asking his supporters to beat up people who disrespect Hindu gods. Along with the video, Kamra wrote, “HM @AnilDeshmukhNCP & @MumbaiPolice, Calling for open violence is a crime. In addition, this is a mob building & hate spreading exercise. This is deeply alarming. Could lead to violence & an artist not getting due process. Remarks like “System side main” are an insult to our constitution…”

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After gaining fame with his YouTube videos, Hindustani Bhau participated in Bigg Boss 13 as a wild card contestant.

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