Didn't plan to leave 'Bigg Boss' mid way: Sidhu

November 10, 2012 18:40

Cricketer-turned-politician Navjot Singh Sidhu, whose journey on reality show Bigg Boss ended today, said that even though it was difficult to be on the show, he never planned to leave it mid-way.

According to Sidhu, who is an MP from Amritsar, his party BJP asked him to quit the show because he was required to campaign for the upcoming Gujarat polls.

"It was not that I had planned to leave the show mid-way. It was the situation that demanded me to be out of the house," Sidhu told reporters.

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