On Sunday, Punjab's first day of voting brings unpleasant news for actor Sonu Sood. According to Moga District PRO Pradbhdeep Singh, Sood's automobile was seized by state police and he was sent home.
The actor was apprehended as he attempted to enter a polling station. Sood has also been advised by the district government not to leave his house.
The PRO Pradbhdeep Singh said, ”Action will be taken against him if he steps out of his house.”
Sood defended his actions, claiming that he went to the booth after hearing that money was "being distributed at several booths."
He arrived at the booth to check the reality. ”It is our duty to go check and ensure fair elections. That’s why we had gone out.”
Sonu also stated, ”We got to know of threat calls at various booths by the opposition, especially the people of Akali Dal.”
It's worth noting that Sonu has a personal stake in the Moga district race because his sister Malvika Sood is running. She is running for Congress in the upcoming election. Sonu and his sister were born and raised in Moga. On Sunday, voting for the 117 seats in the Punjab legislature began at 8 a.m. On March 10, the votes will be counted. According to the electoral commission, the state's voter participation was 34.10 percent as of 1 p.m. 1304 candidates are running in this election, and approximately 2.14 crore voters will decide their fate.