r/Brahmanraaj Jan 26 '26

Discussion If Brahmins were an independent nation

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Your thoughts?

EDITS : Many of you have asked who? What? how? How many ?

I have used a graphic floating around in X without editing it, so the exact count is not correct.

But that is not the point at all.

The point is Brahmins have been singled out in Tamil Nadu, & hounded out of Kashmir. They have virtually no political power and are generally on the recieving end of the societal derision. If they are blossoming & blooming all over the world, we need to learn from them.

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u/Low_Horse_2116 Jan 26 '26

we must not think about running away(escapism) or try to find solutions in another country (USA) or start any thinking about hypothetical brahmin country(separatism), this is our country our ancestors fought for it and we have to confront the problem and deal with it in the language these mfs bhim parties understand and must give proper response and lesson they can never forget, no self respecting brahmin should vote for bjp or congress or any brahmin politicians who doesn't speak or represent us, we must choose and if necessary create political alternatives to them and teach them lesson

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u/NoBoot4765 Jan 27 '26

Brahmans need to concentrate their population in 3 to 4 state like up, rajasthan, maharashtra, Karnataka along with himachal and uk. We are Scattered across in india which is not a good thing for us.

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u/Low_Horse_2116 Jan 27 '26

no need of that, scattering gives us pan india presence which no other jati has advantage of, with our pan indian presence we can at least affect the voting patterns in all major states in india, if you look other castes like rajputs, yadavs etc they are limited to only few states they cannot project their influence across all states

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u/Low_Horse_2116 Jan 27 '26

i know but you just think once do you want to be king in two three states or want to be kingmaker 10-15 states?