He was threatened, he was scared, his brother said

Something was added to her diet after she complained of anxiety, Rinku Phogat said

Rinku Phogat admitted that she was murdered and demanded a post-mortem

Death of Sonali Phogat: BJP leader Sonali Phogat's brother has filed a formal complaint with the Goa police alleging that she was killed by two of her colleagues.

"She was threatened, she was scared. Something was added to her food after she complained of problems. This is murder... I want justice for her," said Rinku Phogat, sister of Sonali Phogat, demanding an FIR for her sister. post mortem. Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant said the state police was thoroughly investigating Phogat's death.

Taking into account the opinion of doctors and Goa Director General of Police (DGP) Jaspal Singh, it is tentative that he died of a heart attack, Sawant told reporters.

However, Phogat's brother Rinku Dhaka claimed that before his death, Phogat spoke to his mother, sister and brother-in-law where he was disturbed and complained to his two companions.

He also claimed that CCTV cameras, laptops and other important items were missing from his farm in Haryana after his death.

Phogat, 42, a BJP leader from Hisar in Haryana who found fame on Tik Tok, was "brought dead" to St Anthony's Hospital in Anjuna, North Goa on Tuesday morning, a police official said earlier. he said, saying he died of a suspected heart attack. The Anjun police registered a case of unnatural death. Phogat's family members arrived in Goa on Tuesday evening.

In his complaint filed with the Anjuna police in Goa, Dhaka alleged that two of Phogat's associates killed him in Goa.

"We asked him to stay away from her and return to Hisar the next day (after Phogat spoke to his mother)," Dhaka told reporters outside the Anjuna police station.

He said the police refused to register a First Information Report (FIR) against the two people. "Had the FIR not been filed against her, we would not have allowed the post-mortem in Goa," he said.

Dhaka said the family members would prefer the post-mortem to be conducted at the All Indian Institute of Medical Sciences in Delhi rather than AIIMS in Jaipur.

"He has been a BJP leader for the last 15 years. We will also approach the Prime Minister to help us get justice for him," he said.

Meanwhile, Chief Minister Sawant said he was following up on the matter from Director General of Police Jaspal Singh. "The Goa police is investigating the case in detail," he said.

Deputy Superintendent of Police Jivba Dalvi had earlier said Phogat reached Goa on August 22 and checked into a hotel in Anjuna area. He was taken to the hospital from the hotel at 9 a.m. Tuesday, he said.

Phogat was taken to St Anthony Hospital after he complained of discomfort, DGP Singh told PTI on Tuesday.

Singh said there was no foul play in the case, although Phogat's family has disputed the circumstances surrounding his death and opposition parties in Haryana have demanded a CBI probe. There were no external signs of injury on the body, the DGP said, adding that the exact cause of death would be revealed by post-mortem.