Popular TikTok star and fitness influencer Deeksha Gulati has addressed the growing wave of online hate towards her partner Udit Rajput following a recent viral video suggesting infidelity.
In her Instagram Stories, Diksha urged her followers to refrain from sharing hateful messages, explaining that her previous comments were made in a moment of intense emotion and were never intended to incite harassment.
“It really hurts me to see someone I once cared about facing so much negativity,” she said, emphasizing that she didn’t want to spread any negativity towards anyone.
‘Said in a moment of emotion’
Clarifying on her now famous Instagram Live, Deeksha mentioned that her words came from impulse and emotional distress. He explained, “I’m an emotional person. Everything I said came from a moment of hurt, not from a desire to harm or destroy anyone.”
She also called on her followers – whom she affectionately calls the “Namasteji community” – to stop interacting with or promoting videos and posts attacking Udit Rajput. “Please do not watch, share or promote those videos anymore,” she pleaded.
A call for kindness instead of hatred
The influencer stressed that enough harmful content has already been shared online and urged an end to the ongoing speculation and trolling. He ended his message by expressing gratitude to those who chose empathy and understanding over anger.
Background of the dispute
Deeksha had earlier gone live on Instagram, where she had made serious claims about their relationship and said that she had experienced emotional distress and molestation. During an emotionally charged session, she expressed that the relationship had brought her to breaking point and claimed that she felt betrayed after making significant personal sacrifices.
The video quickly circulated on social media, resulting in intense scrutiny and backlash on Udit Rajput. While many users discussed the situation on platforms like Reddit, Rajput is yet to make any public response to the allegations.
Call for responsible online behavior
This incident once again highlights the effects of viral content and online opinion polls. Calling for restraint and compassion, Diksha’s clarification seeks to redirect the conversation on social media from hate toward responsible engagement.