The entire nation was left in shock after the Income Tax Department conducted surprise raids on the properties of actor and humanitarian Sonu Sood recently. The IT Department today released a statement that said that Sonu Sood evaded taxes of Rs 20 crores. The search continued for three days in a row. The investigation said that Sonu Sood’s organization raised overseas funds close to Rs 2.1 crores which is a violation of law -Foreign Contribution Act.

“During the course of search at the premises of the actor and his associates, incriminating evidences pertaining to tax evasion have been found. The total amount of tax evaded unearthed so far, amounts to more than Rs 20 crore. Sood Charity Foundation set up in July last year during the Covid first wave collected donations of over Rs 18 crore till April this year, out of which Rs 1.9 crore has been spent on relief work and the balance Rs 17 crore has been lying unused in the non-profit’s bank account” told the IT Department in a statement.

The investigation also said that Sonu Sood entered into a joint venture with a real estate firm and invested funds. Evidences of such bogus contracts found so far are to the tune of over ₹ 65 crore, told the IT Department. The Income Tax officials said that the investigation is currently going on.

Actor Sonu Sood proved himself to be a real hero after he helped hundreds of people during the pandemic time. The actor donated a major part of his earnings for charity and served the needy. The entire nation lauded him calling Sonu Sood a Real Hero. The Income Tax Department officials conducted surprise raids on the properties of Sonu Sood yesterday and this news created a sensation. Sonu Sood inked a deal with a real estate firm based in Lucknow recently. This is the major reason for the surprise IT raids on Sonu Sood and there are talks that he evaded tax on this deal.

The opposition parties slammed the Centre for the raids. Sonu Sood recently met the Chief Minister of Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal and he was named as the brand ambassador for a program that is initiated by the Delhi government. Raids are conducted in six locations yesterday. The IT officials also surveyed the Mumbai residence of Sonu Sood. BJP rubbished the rumors saying that there is no political angle behind the raids. Arvind Kejriwal expressed his support for Sonu Sood.

A “severely” malnourished two-and-a-half year old girl, suffering from old burns and anemia, was cured successfully by Ankura Hospitals in association with Sood Charity Foundation.

Dr Srinidhi, Medical Director at Ankura Hospitals, LB Nagar, said, Afeefa Maryum was admitted to hospital last month with chronic non healing wound with intermittent bleeding and severe anemia with malnutrition.

A year ago hot oil accidentally fell over her left temporo – parietal region, left hand, nape of neck and upper back of trunk. She was immediately taken to a local hospital where collagen was applied and was discharged within a week.

Post discharge, the child developed scalds over left side of scalp area and was again admitted in the same hospital when collagen was applied over left side scalp and nape of neck, for the second time. The child didn’t receive sufficient diet and nutrients leading to malnourishment.

“As the parents had no money for further treatment, they contacted actor Sonu Sood, who recommended Ankura Hospitals for treatment. When the child was admitted at Ankura for further evaluation and management, the situation was critical and challenging due to the low weight and given her medical condition,” the doctor said.

He said that the 24/7 expert nursing care and specialist doctor team services led by Dr Hari Kiran was rendered to the baby as the initial few weeks were crucial for nutrition, maturation of lungs and brain and for establishing feeds.

“Four weeks of special care by the entire medical team along with access to the advanced equipment, standardized treatment protocols, key medical intervention and procedure helped the baby to survive,” he added.

“Nothing brings me more joy than saving a life. I have worked with Ankura Hospital in the past. During the pandemic, I have referred some critical cases in gynaecology and paediatrics to them and they showed remarkable results…It strengthened my belief and resolve to become more seriously involved with such a healthcare brand that practices what it preaches,” said Sonu Sood, Chairperson Sood Charity Foundation.

Sonu Sood proved that he is the real hero and turned a helping hand to lakhs of people during this coronavirus pandemic times. The actor is rushed with offers in Telugu and Sonu Sood too is also charging a big amount per film. He is residing in Mumbai and he loves to stay in Park Hyatt when he is in Hyderabad. The top actor has now purchased a home in Hyderabad recently in Banjara Hills region.

Sonu Sood will stay in this house during his Hyderabad visit for the shoots. Sonu is also in plans to use his Hyderabad residence for charity and other operations. Sonu Sood is playing a crucial role in Megastar Chiranjeevi’s upcoming movie Acharya. The film directed by Koratala Siva is in final stages of the shoot and it will release soon.

Sonu Sood is a well-known actor in Telugu film industry as well as in Bollywood. Even though he did hero roles in some movies he is mostly known for the negative roles in Telugu movies. But a recent funny incident Is making one think whether Sonu Sood will get negative roles in future, Details as follows.

In a recent incidentA, a 7-year-old boy from Sangareddy, Virat, broke a television set at his house out of his love for SonuSood. He was angry watching a movie where the actor is hit by the hero. Angry that someone who saved the lives of millions was being hit, he broke the TV set into pieces. This incident was reported by some media channel. Sonu Sood responded on this incident in a funny way and tweeted, “Arrreee, Don’t break your TVs,
His dad is going to ask me to buy a new one now “

Arrreee, Don't break your TVs,
His dad is going to ask me to buy a new one now 😆😆 https://t.co/HB8yM8h1KZ

— sonu sood (@SonuSood) July 14, 2021

Even though this is a funny incident, it clearly shows how positively Sonu Sood image has grown in recent times. As that boy was a kid , he responded in a funny way but even the normal audience also may not accept Sonu Sood In completely negative roles as before. Probably makers have to create positive roles on par with the hero for him.

We need to wait and see how will be his future in movies.

Actor and philanthropist Sonu Sood was seen selling eggs, bread, chips, and daily grocery items on a cycle, calling it ‘Sonu Sood ki Supermarket’ in his latest video on social media. The gesture was meant to promote small businesses.

Sonu posted a video of him on a cycle with the grocery items on Wednesday night. In the video, he says “you don’t need to go to a mall to buy grocery items”, adding that the most important supermarket is ready to deliver your daily items on your doorstep. He stressed the importance of buying from the local vendors as he said: “This market is a hit.”

He captioned the video, “Free home delivery. 1 bread free with every 10 eggs #supermarket #supportsmallbusiness.”

Sonu Sood may be a saviour for many. He may have booked their travel tickets, provided food and helped financially countless people during the Covid crisis. But Mumbai High Court feels that their medical supplies are open to question. The court feels that they are unqualified to vouch for the quality of the medicines they are supplying to the people. Where are they getting these medicines, which are available in such scarce quantity in the country and how are they able to supply these drugs which are being distributed to the state governments only by the Central Government? Are they sure of whether their supply was illegal and if the medicines were not spurious? The court asked during the hearing on a clutch of petitions filed against Sonu Sood.

The court was also severe in its comments and sought to know if there was a parallel supply agency for the Covid medicines and vaccines? When the government is the sole supplying authority, where is Sonu Sud getting them, the court asked.

The Mumbai High Court had earlier directed the Maharashtra government to conduct a probe to find out how some politicians and film personalities were procuring drugs and injections for Covid-19 treatment. It found fault with a charitable trust and four directors of a pharma company for providing Remdesivir injection to Maharashtra MLA Siddique.

The police are now probing into how Sonu Sood and Siddique got the medicines. They said that actor Sood had got medicines from Lifeline Care Hospital in Goregaon. The company in turn got the medicines from Cipla company.

The court also took objection to Sonu Sood and Siddique projecting themselves as ‘messiahs.’ The petitions were filed against Sonu Sood and MLA siddique claiming that they had ulterior political motives in projecting themselves as saviours.

The humanitarian work and the charity of Sonu Sood were widely appreciated by the people of the country. Several people who are in need are approaching Sonu Sood and the top actor is trying his best to help the needy. The actor who arranged oxygen concentrators for the needy is now all set to sponsor dead body freezer boxes for some of the villages of Telugu states. The actor received hundreds of requests for the same and he decided to donate dead body freezer boxes for the villages of Sanikireddy Palli, Aushapur, Bonkur, Orvakal, Maddikera and others.

Several village Sarpanchs approached Sonu Sood for help as there is a huge crisis for the freezer boxes. Sonu Sood promised to deliver the freezer boxes for the above villages. Sonu is also meeting several people in his Mumbai residence on a regular basis and his team is responding swiftly on an immediate basis as per the instructions of the top actor.

Actor and humanitarian Sonu Sood turned a helping hand for several needy during these pandemic times. The actor is flown with requests and he is trying his best to serve most of them. The latest news is that Sonu Sood is in plans to float oxygen plants in the country soon. He is in plans to import oxygen plants from France and install them in some of the worst-hit states. These plants can supply oxygen to the hospitals and will also refill the oxygen cylinders available.

Going with the update, the first oxygen plant will reach India in less than two weeks. There is a huge scarcity for oxygen in the country and thousands of Indians died due to the oxygen shortage. Sonu Sood once again proved that he is a man with a golden heart and is taking all the steps to support the people who are battling with coronavirus.

Actor Sonu Sood has arranged for a 25-year-old critically ill Covid patient to be airlifted in an air-ambulance from Nagpur to Hyderabad for treatment.

The patient Bharti is the daughter of a retired railway officer, and she has reportedly lost almost 85 to 90 per cent of her lungs owing to Covid-19. Sonu initially helped in shifting her to a private hospital in Nagpur. Doctors then suggested she needed a lung transplant.

The actor arranged for the patient to be airlifted to Apollo Hospital, Hyderabad, for a treatment called ECMO, in which blood is artificially pumped into the body to take pressure away from the lungs.

“Doctors said the chances are 20 per cent, and asked me if I still wanted to go ahead with it. I said ‘of course’. She is a 25-year-old young girl and will fight the battle hard and come out of it stronger. That’s why we took this chance and decided to get an air ambulance. The treatment is going well in and we hope for the best,” said Sonu.

Meanwhile, the actor took to Instagram on Friday afternoon to inform that he has tested negative for Covid-19. The actor had informed about testing positive for the virus on Saturday.

Actor Sonu Sood, who played good Samaritan during Covid-19 pandemic, said on Wednesday that this was the important role of his career.

“I played many special roles in my films but the role I played during the pandemic is the most important role of my career. Almighty was directing me to do right thing in life. I would like to thank god for awakening me,” he said.

The actor was addressing a function organised here by Cyberabad Police to felicitate frontline warriors and plasma donors.

“When pandemic started I thought we should do our bit but I was clueless,” said Sonu Sood, who recalled that he was moved by the plight of 350 workers in Thane who requested him to provide food for 10 days because they wanted go home in Karnataka by walk.

He approached the authorities and took permissions and arranged transport for this group. Realising that there are millions who are stuck across the country, he started connecting with others to help stranded migrant workers.

“We formed a toll free number and within one hour we received one lakh calls in one hour. My emails were floods with mails. My number was ringing every minute. I asked my secretary to ensure that no call go unanswered,” he said.

Sonu Sood said it was the most special moment ‘to help guest workers because they were real heroes and were reason behind all our comforts’.

The actor said they could connect and send home over 7.26 lakh people. He then started receiving calls from students stuck abroad.

“Fourteen and half thousand students evacuated from like Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Georgia, Russia and Philippines.”

He said after going back home, the migrant workers and others contacted him and requested for jobs. He recalled that 50 lakh applications for jobs were received in two and half days. He along with other good people connected with him provided employment to two lakh people.

Sonu Sood said people also started approaching him for help for medical treatment. He connected with some doctors, owners of hospitals and people who want to help. Every day 20-22 surgeries are being done for months.

“The first message of the pandemic is that life is not about buying good pair of shoes, clothes and holidays. It’s about people waiting for that one call to happen. My mother used to tell me that you will be successful if you could help one person who not expecting your help.”

The actor told the frontline workers and other felicitated on the occasion that society needs them more now than during the pandemic. “This is time they need you the most. Find people who need your help. There is hero in everyone of us. We have to identify it and inspire others.”

“Together we can make huge difference to the society we are living in,” he told the audience.

Cyberabad Police and Society for Cyberabad Security Council organised the felicitation to recognise and appreciate all those who helped society through Police in various ways.

Cyberabad Police Commissioner V. C. Sajjanar felicitated Sonu Sood for all the good work he carried out so far.

Sajjanar said that he could discover during the pandemic days that there were so many good and kind hearted people in the society.

“We were the first to send guest workers back to their homes by way of special trains. Three lakh guest workers were ferried in 40 trains to their home towns,” he said.

Sajjanar recalled Cyberabad police were the first in India to set up a Covid Control Room in India in just one day after the lockdown was announced. The centre received 3,000 calls a day.

“We could able to stop commercialisation by setting up Plasma Hotline. Otherwise it would have been sold for, who knows may be for 80,000 or even more,” Sajjanar said.

Cyberabad Police could able to mobilise 8,000 units of plasma. Now the demand for it has come down drastically, he said

Sonu Sood felicitated DCPs, ACPs, senior police officers in Cyberabad limits. Several organisations and individuals too were felicitated for all their help during the pandemic.

Krishna Yedula, Secretary of Society for Cyberabad Security Council (SCSC) highlighted that they were able to provide 15 lakh meals and distribute 1.85 lakh grocery kits.

Singer Smitha and music director Anup Ruben were also present. Singer Smitha shared how she could in her own small way serve the society.