Bigg Boss 19 is heading towards its finale. Before last week, the show hosted by Salman Khan witnessed the sudden elimination of housemate Ashnoor Kaur. While Kaur was told to leave the show for violating a house rule, many viewers called the decision unfair. Ashnoor Kaur on eviction from Bigg Boss 19 In a conversation with LiveMint, Ashnoor Kaur explained why she cannot call her eviction unfair. She said: “I see people saying my eviction was unfair. Many believe it wasn’t justified, but honestly I’m still processing my emotions right now because there’s just too much going on. It was sudden for me too – the fact that my journey ended, unfortunately, just a week before the final. I went into the house with the trophy just a week away from it.” For those who may not know, Bigg Boss evicted Ashnoor Kaur after she threw a wooden plank at Tanya Mittal during a task. While Kaur maintained that it was not intentional, many viewers called it physical violence. Has Ashnoor Kaur hit on Tanya Mittal? “I still stand by it,” Kaur said of the incident. “If you watch the clips, you can clearly see that the plank was very heavy. I have always given my 100%. I tackled every task with full commitment, and in any physical task I always gave my all. In this particular task, the plank was really heavy. You can see in the clip that I was bent while holding the wooden plank; my shoulders were the first weight on me. Gaurav Khanna also had the weight, but of course he is stronger than me, when the task ended, I just wanted to lose weight because it was shown that I hit Tanya or did it on purpose, but that’s not true as I left the show. She added, “I didn’t hit Tanya because I’m not that person. I respect the house rules, and if you don’t respect the platform, it reflects your own values.” Ashnoor Kaur vs Tanya Mittal Ashnoor Kaur and Tanya Mittal have been at each other several times in the reality show. She said, “Honestly, she (Tanya Mittal) has been stabbing me for a long time. There were so many moments where I could have reacted aggressively, but that’s not who I am. Whether it was body shaming or other things, I chose to remain calm. I later realized that the audience could only see my reactions and could not see her provocation in an episode, but could not be her provocation. Lady who put me through was too much. We used to have verbal arguments, and in the last few weeks I started responding because there is a limit to everything. But physical violence was never an option for me. How has Bigg Boss 19 changed Ashnoor Kaur? She shared, “The journey changed me not only through the experiences, but also in terms of how I entered the show as a person and came out as a completely changed individual. Bigg Boss is like a condensed version of life, where you learn in just four months what might otherwise take four years. It taught me how to handle situations, how to read people, and so much more. It was truly a life-changing experience.” Kaur revealed that her mother was the first person she hugged after leaving the Bigg Boss house. Ashnoor Kaur and Abhishek Bajaj’s bond She also met fellow housemate Abhishek Bajaj outside the show. “We are best friends. He was the first person I met when I stepped out of the house. I believe jo bhi organic cheez hoti hai, that bond really translated on screen, and the audience could connect with us. I’m glad we met in the house; it’s something very precious and pure for me,” she said of her viral bond with Bajaj. Before the grand finale, Ashnoor Kaur chose her favorite. When asked who she wants to win the season, she replied, “Pranit More.” Bigg Boss 19 winner will be announced on December 7. The show is now streaming on JioHotstar and telecast on Colors TV.