The Goa government on Friday began demolishing the ‘Curlies’ restaurant in Goa where actor and BJP leader Sonali Phogat was allegedly drugged and was later declared dead. Haryana BJP leader Phogat had last partied in the nightclub.
The demolition action against the restaurant began after its owner failed to get any respite from the National Green Tribunal (NGT). On Thursday, NGT upheld the Goa Coastal Zone Management Authority’s previous order to demolish the shack.
Owner Edwin Nunes of the ‘Curlies’ restaurant, located on Goa’s famous Anjuna beach, was among five persons arrested in the Phogat death case and on Thursday was later granted conditional bail against a personal bail bond of Rs 30,000 and two sureties of Rs 15,000 each.
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The actor was pronounced dead on August 23 at the St Anthony Hospital in Anjuna, North Goa.
Earlier on Sunday, the Goa Police also visited various locations in the alleged murder case of BJP politician Sonali Phogat in Haryana’s Hisar district.
Sonali Phogat was declared dead at the St Anthony Hospital at Anjuna in North Goa on August 23. A post-mortem report revealed blunt force injury on her body, following which the Goa Police registered a murder case.
Phogat who rose to fame with her TikTok videos, contested the 2019 Haryana election as a BJP candidate but lost to then Congress leader Kuldeep Bishnoi (he has since joined the BJP). She also appeared in the reality show Bigg Boss in 2020.
(With inputs from agencies)
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