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Content creator Niyati accuses Ajaz Khan of unwanted texting; fans call out alleged pattern
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Content creator Niyati accuses Ajaz Khan of unwanted texting; fans call out alleged pattern

A Noida‑based content creator, Niyati, has taken to Instagram to accuse actor Ajaz Khan of sending her unsolicited and inappropriate messages. In a video posted on her profile, Niyati claims that Khan, who boasts 5.8 million followers, texted her with the suggestion that they meet for coffee or wine in Delhi, despite her having no viral content or public profile that would explain how he knew her.

According to Niyati, the conversation began when Khan asked where she was from. She replied that she was from Noida, to which Khan responded that he was in Delhi and proposed a catch‑up. Feeling uneasy, she replied with a vague “For?” before the actor sent a voice note. In the clip, Khan says, “Hey hi, how are you? I am in Delhi, so we can catch up if you have time. We can have a coffee or wine together.” Niyati called the proposition “disgusting,” noting that she suspected Khan was texting multiple women.

The video has sparked a wave of reactions on social media. Users have shared their own experiences, with comments such as, “Urgh everything about the way he went about it is so creepy. Stay safe out there and great job sharing ❤️,” and, “He texts all😂😂😂😂😂 once i was staying in mumbai in a hotel he saw me and started flirting.” Another user added, “He texted me and my friends also.” These responses suggest a pattern of behavior that has alarmed fans and followers.

Ajaz Khan first entered the public eye as a wild‑card contestant on the seventh season of Bigg Boss, where he quickly became a talking point. Prior to the reality show, he had appeared in films such as Patth (2003), Rakta Charitra II, Allah Ke Banday, Lakeer Ka Fakeer, and Ya Rab, and had roles in Telugu movies including Dookudu, Naayak, Temper and Rogue. Despite his growing popularity, the recent allegations have raised concerns about his conduct toward women on social media.

Vibha Maru, an assistant editor with the Hindustan Times Entertainment, notes that the incident reflects broader issues in the entertainment industry regarding unsolicited contact and the power imbalance between celebrities and emerging creators. The incident has prompted discussions about safety and respect on digital platforms, with many urging both parties to handle such interactions with greater professionalism and caution.