Sonali Phogat, who joined Bigg Boss 14 as a wild card contestant, is no longer in this world. She died of a heart attack in Goa and now there is an atmosphere of grief everywhere. Now amidst all this, people on social media are trying to know about Sonali Phogat. However, most people know that Sonali Phogat is a BJP leader and has also been a TikTok star. Who is Sonali Phogat?- Sonali Phogat started her career as an actress. Yes, she was active in politics and was the leader of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) from Haryana.

Sonali Phogat was born on September 21, 1979, in Fatehabad, Haryana. Sonali Phogat started her career in the year 2006 by anchoring in Hisar Doordarshan. Two years later, in 2008, Sonali joined the BJP. Since then, Sonali has been an active member of the BJP. Sonali had contested the Haryana Assembly elections from the Adampur assembly seat in Hisar district but lost the election. Sonali was in a lot of discussions after this election. Sonali Phogat was the national vice-president of BJP Mahila Morcha and she was very active on social media. Sonali Phogat was from a small village in Fatehabad district and Sonali is survived by her father, who is a farmer by profession.

Sonali Phogat has three sisters and a brother. Sonali also has a daughter named Yashodara Phogat. She lives in the hostel. Sonali Phogat was married to her sister's brother-in-law. Whose name was Sanjay. However, Sonali Phogat was in the news when her husband Sanjay was found dead under mysterious circumstances in his farmhouse in 2016. However, Sonali was not there at that time and Sonali was in the headlines after the death of her husband.  Sonali's name has been associated with Aly Goni. At the same time, a video of Sonali Phogat went viral in June 2020, in which she was seen hitting an officer with slippers. There was a lot of controversy about her due to this matter.

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