Actor and Dermawan Sonu Sood on Sunday said Malvika’s sister joined politics, but added that she had no plans for himself.
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Malvika then said he would oppose the Punjab 2022 poll from hopefully.
Sood, which from the food district, said his sister had done a lot of extraordinary work in the past.
“We today officially wanted to say that Malvika would definitely come to present Punjab,” said the actor, handling the media at his residence in the district.
Asked about joining any political party, Sood said there was no decision taken in this matter.
“We haven’t received a call about the party.
Every time it’s time coming, we will ensure that we tell you,” he said.
When asked if he would enter politics, Sood said he hadn’t thought about it.
“This is a very big decision in life.
I think Malvika is very rooted in hopefully …
for me (joining politics), I haven’t thought about it,” he said.
Asked about recent meetings with the chairman of the Minister of Punjab Chararjit Singh Channi and his partner Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal, the sood said both were good people.
At the sad head of Sukhbir Singh Badal, Sood said he would meet him too, adding that Badal had extensive experience in politics.
Regarding the ongoing farmer protest, the actor said the need for farmers to get their rights, confirmed that their problems had to be resolved so they could return to their fields.
“What we eat is because of them.
Important they must be happy,” he said.
He also emphasizes improving the health care system in the state.
“There are some disposaries in the villages in Punjab where nothing is there (for patients).
Sometimes in government hospitals, doctors and drugs are not available.
These things must be set correctly,” said Sood.
For questions about the income tax raid in his place in September, he said he had faced many difficulties in the past, but he continued his struggle for the people.
Reply to another query, Sood said unemployment was the biggest problem in Punjab.
“The biggest problem of Punjab is unemployed, and when people don’t get a job, they take medicines.
We’ve done it,” he said.
He stressed that the IT industry must be promoted in the state in a big way to produce employment opportunities.
Sood also announced dialysis services for patients in need for free.
Then talking to reporters, Malvika said he had worked to overcome problems related to health care and education.
Punjab assembly polls will mature early next year.
Sood reached the national spotlight because it helped migrants reach their home country during national locking in the past year after the Pandemic Covid-19.