After Delhi Gymkhana, 107-year-old Central Secretariat Club faces eviction
After Delhi Gymkhana, 107-year-old Central Secretariat Club faces eviction
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In an exclusive conversation with India Today's Rajdeep Sardesai, BJP leader, actor, and former National Commission for Women (NCW) member Khushbu Sundar expressed outrage over political remarks directed at actor Trisha, describing them as crude and repulsive. She stated that men in public life must be doubly guarded in their language, asserting, "Women are, especially in cinema, are not public properties to be abused and used."
Sundar highlighted her own experiences of harassment across different political parties, emphasizing that political targeting of women remains a pervasive issue. While acknowledging misconduct across party lines, she insisted that leaders must be held accountable and face immediate consequences rather than being shielded by political platforms.
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