Khushbu Sundar quits DMK, cites ‘lack of recognition’

Gave my 100 per cent for party, still didn’t get recognition,’ Khushbu said in a statement.

‘I’m quitting all my association with DMK and I’m no longer associated with the party. I quit my membership with DMK with a heavy heart,’ she added.

Khushbu said she has no plans of joining any other party. ‘I am not jumping into any other party. So stop assumptions and hold back your horses friends. Need some time alone with family (sic),’ she posted on her Twitter page, minutes after quitting.

Khushbu is known for films like Chinna Thambi, Vetri Vizha and Nattamai.

In her resignation letter addressed to DMK president M Karunanidhi — copies of which were distributed to the media and also on the social media — Khushbu said she had joined the DMK to serve the Tamil people.

She said that since the day she joined DMK, she was fulfilling the duties given to her by the party.

Khushbu said she decided to quit ‘since my commitment and service would continue to remain one way in the party’ and the path taken by her was giving her mental tension.

Attempts by IANS to reach her were not successful and a person in her household said Khushbu has gone abroad.

Meanwhile, the DMK Monday announced an internal restructuring by increasing the number of district units, party general secretary K Anbazhagan said. In a statement issued here, Anbazhagan said 

the party decided to increase the number of district 

units to 65.

DMK earlier this month appointed a group to recommend internal restructuring to make the organisational structure strong following its debacle in the general elections. Agencies