“Was Sexually Abused By Father At 8,” NCW Leader Khushbu Sundar On Childhood Trauma
This is sad.
The childhood trauma of abuse is a memory that haunts a person throughout their life. Politician, Khushbu Sundar in a recent interview revealed about going through such a traumatic experience during her childhood days and how she dealt with it. Khusbu Sundar recently took responsibility as a National Commission For Women member. She gave out some shocking statements about the trauma that she experienced at the age of 8.
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Khushbu Sundar talked about going through a hard phase of battling against physical and sexual abuse when she was just 8 years old. Furthermore, the actor-turned-politician added that as a single girl child in the family, she bore the burden of having an abusive father and her mother also went through the worst kind of experiences. In the interview, Khushbu Sundar also opened up about revolting against her abusive father at the age of 15. She said that even after going through such an abusive relationship, her mother could not stand up against him. At 15, Khushbu Sundar finally decided to raise her voice against this injustice. For a long time, she could not gather the courage to fight back against her abusive father, however, the politician added that this revolt resulted in the father leaving the family behind. Khushbu Sundar and her family went through monetary struggles too when she was just 16, and her father left them, as per the news.
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Khushbu Sundar had a flourishing career as an actor but later she when ahead to join politics. She initially became a member of the Indian National Congress but then in 2020. In her acting career, she appeared in many Hindi, Tamil and Telugu films. Khusbu Sundar’s story of growing up in an abusive environment is a harsh reality of our patriarchal society. Very few are strong enough to come out of this, but we hope that as a member of the NCW, she works towards dealing with such raging issues that women and children face.
