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Bigg Boss 20: Aman Gandhi evicted in Week 6 after surviving last week's lifeline setback
The October 18 Weekend Ka Vaar confirmed Aman's exit after he reached the bottom three with Mary Kom and Uditi Singh. His earlier lifeline loss was not an eviction.

Aman Gandhi's Bigg Boss Hindi Season 20 journey ended during the Sunday, October 18 Weekend Ka Vaar. Post-broadcast accounts of the episode say Salman Khan announced Aman as the contestant leaving the house after the latest audience-voting round. This resolves a question that had remained open while advance eviction claims circulated before the weekend broadcast.
The final stage of the announcement involved three contestants: Aman, Mary Kom and Uditi Singh. The season's lifeline format is an important part of understanding the outcome. Contestants began with two lifelines, and Aman had already lost one during the previous week after finishing at the bottom of the voting. That earlier setback did not remove him from the competition. On October 18, however, the result was an actual exit from the house, not another deduction of a lifeline.
Episode recaps describe an emotional response from Uditi and Arishfa Khan as Aman prepared to leave. Their reactions offered a glimpse of the personal relationships he had formed even while his place in the game remained uncertain. The reports do not provide a verified vote total or percentage, so there is no basis for ranking the three bottom contestants beyond the announced elimination.
Aman's departure follows a difficult stretch in which housemates faced nominations, arguments and questions about their conduct. Those events are part of the week's context, but they should not be presented as the formal reason for his exit: the reported decision was the outcome of the elimination process.
For viewers tracking the season, the practical update is clear. Aman is no longer an active housemate following the October 18 episode. Mary Kom and Uditi were named alongside him at the final stage but were not announced as evicted. Any later re-entry would require a separate announcement; none is established by this result.