Sonu Sood’s sister Malvika Sood joins Congress: May contest Punjab assembly elections from Moga, youngest of three siblings

Actor Sonu Sood’s sister Malvika Sood Sachar has joined Congress. After the announcement of the 2022 Punjab Assembly elections, he joined the Congress party late on Saturday evening. It is believed that she will be the Congress’s assembly election candidate from Moga. Malvika’s joining the Congress was confirmed by Congress’s district in-charge Kamaljit Singh Brar. Shortly before, Sonu Sood had announced the entry of his sister in politics.

Malvika Sood is very close to her brother Sonu Sood.

Who is Malavika Sood Sachar?
Malavika is the youngest of her three siblings. 38-year-old Malavika Moga is quite famous for her social work in the city. She is known for her social work in the education and health sectors. Sonu Sood, who emerged as a real hero by helping people during the Corona lockdown, is known for his better campaign. Sonu Sood’s eldest sister Monica Sharma is associated with the pharmaceutical sector and lives in America.

Malvika and Sonu run Sood Charity Foundation in memory of their late parents Shakti Sagar Sood and Saroj Bala Sood. Malavika’s father passed away in 2016 and mother in 2007. Malvika’s father used to run a shop in the name of Bombay Cloth House in the Main Bazaar of Moga. His mother was a lecturer in English at DM College in the city.

Provides free coaching to poor students
Computer Engineer Malvika runs IELTS Coaching Center in Moga. She provides free English coaching to needy students. She is married to Gautam Sachar. The charity projects of the foundation work under the supervision of this couple. Gautam Sachar told that at present they are providing education to more than 20 thousand poor students across the country. Both people also fund the surgeries of needy patients.

People in Moga know Malvika for her social service.

Online classes run for students in lockdown
During the Kovid lockdown, Malvika ran free online classes for poor students. During the Corona crisis, Malvika and Sonu Sood had distributed hundreds of cycles to needy students and laborers in Moga. Malavika also started the ‘My City, Meri Responsibility’ campaign for Moga under the foundation.

Proud of Punjabiyat, parents taught to serve others
In an interview, Malavika had said that she is very proud of her Punjabi roots. The value of serving others was inculcated in him by his parents. My brother helped migrants during covid, because we can’t see anyone in pain. That’s what our parents taught us. We have Punjabiyat in us. We miss our parents a lot. We want them to see and feel what we are doing for the needy.