Bhojpuri superstar Manoj Tiwari is now ruing over a tweet of actor Arbaaz Khan which said, "I would try save Ashmit by sending a SMS, " insinuating that the Khan brothers Salman (the host of the reality show) and Arbaaz, have 'scripted' his eviction from Bigg Boss.

Manoj is also learnt to have told a television channel that his eviction could be a 'conspiracy' against Bhojpuri actors.

"Mr Tiwari is singling out Arbaaz just because he is unable to digest his defeat opposite Ashmit Patel and probably feels the need to blame someone for it. If Arbaaz tweeted, what's wrong about it?

Doesn't Arbaaz have his own identity, independent of Salman Khan? Just because he is Salman's brother, can Manoj Tiwari hold him guilty for tweeting? By doing so, he's being a petty superstar, " reacted Ashmit's publicist Dale Bhagwagar.

In his moment of embarrassment, Manoj seems to have conveniently missed out the fact that Karan Johar, Amisha Patel, Manyata and Sanjay Dutt, Farah Khan, Ali Merchant, Hrishant Goswami, Ishq Bector and a host of Bollywood people, along with Ashmit's growing fan-following, put in their bit to help him win the round opposite the Bhojpuri superstar.

We are aware how most of them SMS'd, emailed, posted messages on their Blackberry Messengers, Twitter and Facebook and even spread the word-of-mouth.

Moreover, the biggest chunk of votes must have come from Gujarat, where a mass SMS campaign called 'Save Aapno Gujjubhai' (Save Our Gujjubhai) was conducted in the state by Ashmit's managing team.

Inspite of this, fans of Manoj Tiwari have burnt effigies of Salman Khan in Patna. Manoj Tiwari Fan Club president Manish Kumar, along with some 20-25 supporters, protested against eviction of their superstar and claimed that Bigg Boss had 'insulted' the 26-crore Bhojpuri community.