No plans to take poll plunge: Sonu Sood

Moga, August 24 Actor and social activist Sonu Sood said neither he nor his sister Malvika Sachar was interested in contesting the Assembly elections from Moga. Speculations were rife that Malvika would contest from the Moga constituency on Congress ticket...

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Updated At : 11:36 AM Aug 25, 2021 IST

Moga, August 24

Actor and social activist Sonu Sood said neither he nor his sister Malvika Sachar was interested in contesting the Assembly elections from Moga. Speculations were rife that Malvika would contest from the Moga constituency on Congress ticket as she had become active in social activities in the area for the past few months. She was also invited in local functions by the government departments.

“She loves serving the society. She enjoys helping people. As of now, we have not decided on contesting the elections,” said the actor. Though Sood meets the Chief Minister every time he visits Moga, he claimed his relations with politicians were personal and professional in nature. — TNS

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