Congress Leader & Actress Khushbu from Tamil Nadu Resigned
Congress leader & actress Khushbu from Tamil Nadu Resigned from the party, said that she did not join the Congress party for money and fame in a resignation letter. It is noteworthy that Khushbu has been removed from the post of National Spokesperson of the Congress Party.
‘Domain status is dominated by unknowns. She did not join the party just for the sake of money, name, and fame. In her resignation letter, Khushbu said that she had joined the party to work faithfully and now, she was stepping down as Congress party’s primary membership.
Congress leader & a popular actress Khushbu from Tamil Nadu, left DMK and joined the Congress in 2016. She joined the Congress and was given the charge of All India Spokesperson. However, she was not actively involved in Tamil Nadu politics and focused only on national politics. But she is currently staying away from national politics.
However, Khushbu, who joined the Congress party before the last assembly elections in 2016, was further informed that Khushbu was going to join the BJP claiming that she was dissatisfied with the fact that the Congress party had not given her a chance to contest the Assembly and Lok Sabha elections till now.
Khushbu had backed the new education policy introduced by the central government as the Congress was strongly opposed to it. Consequently, it was reinforcing the notion that she would join the BJP. At the time, I was participating in a protest on Monday on behalf of Congress condemning the rape and murder of a teenager in Uttar Pradesh.
If I want to join the BJP, why should I take part in the protest, that was the answer. In this context, it has been officially reported that Khushbu will join the BJP. She is expected to join the BJP today in the presence of JP Natta, who has gone to Delhi.
It is noteworthy that Khushbu has issued a statement saying that she will relieve herself of the responsibility of being a basic member of the Congress party. It is noteworthy that Khushbu has been removed from the post of National Spokesperson of the Congress Party.
