Bigg Boss Kannada 12 Host Sudeep Reacts After Karnataka Deputy CM Lifts Seal On Its House Amid Environmental Concerns

DK Shivakumar, the Deputy Chief Minister of Karnataka, has intervened to lift the seal on Bigg Boss Kannada Season 12 set at Jollywood Studios in Bidadi, Bengaluru. On October 7, the Karnataka State Pollution

Control Board (KSPCB) ordered the closure of Vels Studio and Entertainment Ltd. for non-compliance with environmental rules. The contestants of the reality show were taken to the Eagleton Resort.

Karnataka Deputy CM lifts seal on BB Kannada 12 house

In the latest tweet, DK Shivakumar mentioned, “I have directed the Deputy Commissioner of Bengaluru South District to lift the seal on Jollywood premises in Bidadi, where Bigg Boss Kannada is being filmed.”ALSO READ: Bigg Boss Kannada 12: Contestants Evacuated After Set Sealed for Pollution Breach, Show Halted IndefinitelyHe further added, “While environmental compliance remains a top priority, the studio will be given time to address violations in accordance with the norms set by the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board. I remain committed to supporting the Kannada entertainment industry, while also upholding our responsibility toward environmental protection.”

Kichcha Sudeep reacts

Kichcha Sudeepa, the host of Bigg Boss Kannada 12, reacted to DK Shivakumar’s tweet and wrote, “I sincerely thank Hon. @DKShivakumar sir for the timely support. Also want to thank the concerned authorities for acknowledging that #BBK was not involved or was a part of the recent chaos or disturbances. I truly appreciate the DCM for promptly responding to my call, and thank #Nalpad for his dedicated efforts. #BBK12 is here to stay.”

Why was the Bigg Boss Kannada 12 house sealed?

Earlier this month, the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB) found severe environmental violations, including an inoperative sewage treatment plant and unapproved generator use. Officials from the Bengaluru South district, with police and KSRP forces, seized the property, stopped power supply, and evacuated contestants to the Eagleton Resort. The participants were subjected to strict confinement rules and they are reportedly barred from using mobile phones, television, or any outside communication, and interaction was limited even to the staff.Forest, Ecology and Environment Minister Eshwar Khandre revealed that the studio had received two prior notices, on March 8, 2024, and June 11, 2024, but failed to follow the norms.