During the COVID-19 outbreak, the Bollywood big name become a savior for the populace. While the usa praised him for his movements, the actor's domestic became raided by the Income Tax Department. Now, within the renowned show, Aap Ki Adalat, he's going through tough questions from India TV Editor-in-Chief and Chairman Rajat Sharma. The actor has ultimately found out what occurred all through the Income Tax Department raid on his residence.Sonu Sood claimed that no incriminating record was observed. He said, "They (Income Tax men) got here at five.30-6.00 am. I welcomed them and told them they would get the pleasant experience from me. They were amazed to find that none of the cupboards or drawers in my home had locks. Even the doorways had no locks. We open the doorways of the residence inside the morning for human beings to walk in. That was something they discovered remarkable." Rajat Sharma further probed Sood, pronouncing that the document from the Department of Revenue of Central Board of Direct Taxes says bogus entries of tax evasion were discovered in Sonu Sood's businesses and cheques have been issued in lieu of cash.

The actor stated, "Even nowadays, we're giving them every document. But like I said, with due appreciate to our very honourable persons, they've full right to check. We have submitted all of the documents. Today I am sitting here in front of you. I think the entirety is in order. They did their paintings, I am doing my paintings."Furthermore, Rajat Sharma talked about that Sood's corporation acquired a Rs 12.5 lakh donation in 2020-21, which extended to Rs 20 crore among April and September of 2021. 

Sonu Sood responded, "Out of that, almost 80 in step with cent donation is from myself. The huge manufacturers for which I labored, I told them, please donate. I have all the files to show those. All these direct donations have been for hospitals, schools, Foundation, it came to almost 80 in line with cent. This took place due to the accept as true with humans had in me. They knew if they donated it'll visit the right place. I had cheques from hospitals like Apollo and Max lying with me in advance. We despatched patients to these hospitals and used these cheques for payment. We do now not have "Kuber's treasure (khazaana)" with a view to run for a life-time. My effort is best to hyperlink most wide variety of people...I can handiest say the money I earned from nearly a hundred films in special languages within the remaining two decades, amounts to infrequently 1 in step with cent of a majority of these donations. It's an outstanding world (Yeh kamaal ki duniya hai, Sir)".