With the advent of EVR (or Periyar) TN had witnessed a continuous rebellious movement for the past fifty years. DMK, who claim to be followers of EVR, had done considerable damage to the religion and society by having some crazy moves against brahmins. One of the important setback to the brahmins is super-heavy reservation system where state government insititutes and state government jobs still have 80% reserved seats. Even the film industry in the past three decades had some hidden agenda against brahmins although they were not quite apparent.
DMK is a purely leftist party with the following intentions:
DMK is a radical / extremist group against the mainstream and they do not have any ideology. They sustain by rebelling against the established system without any foresight or constructive manifesto.
On the contrary ADMK is formed by MGR and people voted mainly for his charm & his film stunts. Neither did he had any motive or thoughts towards the growth of TN. When JJ took over as the ADMK chief, her motive was clearly against every move of DMK, in particular, karunanidhi. ADMK also has its roots of Periyar and Anna but their main motive is everything against DMK. So their due course of actions transformed into more anti-DMK and hence more into right wing actions towards religion, anti-communism and with capitalist attitude which qualified them to be a right wing party. ADMK which was once heavily corrupt was still preferred by the people mainly for the reason that people had no other options than choosing between corrupt and extremism. I do endorse the choice of electing a corrupt politician compared to an extremist.
Right now the political state of affairs is more or less - left vs right. With leftist more on secret agenda of communism, anti-national, anti-religion, anti-brahmin & pro-EVR and right wing existing with the sole motive of being against the leftist thereby their actions becoming more right oriented. People cannot vote for any other party other than these two mainly for one and only reason - Hindi imposition by the centre, be it BJP or Congress, which in my opinion is again justified.
Case of Brahmins:
Brahmins have an illusion of setback for two main reasons, firstly they are curbed of opportunities due to reservation and secondly they cannot represent in politics. Jayalalitha as a Brahmin, a successful CM in addition to growing number of poilticians like H Raja and S ve Shekar quashed the second illusion. Coming to the first illusion, reservation of 80% in State institutes and state government jobs is still not a bad deal for brahmins mainly because we constitute only 5-8% of the population and there is 20% of open category. All the brahmins in present day are no way interested in state government jobs as the private jobs / central government jobs are more lucrative. In education, brahmins still have plethora of options in private and central institutes and also to good extent of state government institutes. Considering all the scenarios above the demand is certainly more than the supply of brahmins.
Hard-core leftists make a lot of noise through hate-speeches either in Facebook or real-life propaganda's, which is quite bothering to us yet there is no single incident of any confrontation between leftists and brahmins in real-life. Also you should note that majority of the people are not leftist, though they remain silent, treat with respect and give cultural importance to brahmins.
In other words, India do provide "best it can" for possible growth and life to brahmins.
DMK is a purely leftist party with the following intentions:
- Communism
- Anti-National, in fact, champions of a separate tamil country.
- Anti-Hindu Religion
- Anti-BJP
- Anti-Brahmin
DMK is a radical / extremist group against the mainstream and they do not have any ideology. They sustain by rebelling against the established system without any foresight or constructive manifesto.
On the contrary ADMK is formed by MGR and people voted mainly for his charm & his film stunts. Neither did he had any motive or thoughts towards the growth of TN. When JJ took over as the ADMK chief, her motive was clearly against every move of DMK, in particular, karunanidhi. ADMK also has its roots of Periyar and Anna but their main motive is everything against DMK. So their due course of actions transformed into more anti-DMK and hence more into right wing actions towards religion, anti-communism and with capitalist attitude which qualified them to be a right wing party. ADMK which was once heavily corrupt was still preferred by the people mainly for the reason that people had no other options than choosing between corrupt and extremism. I do endorse the choice of electing a corrupt politician compared to an extremist.
Right now the political state of affairs is more or less - left vs right. With leftist more on secret agenda of communism, anti-national, anti-religion, anti-brahmin & pro-EVR and right wing existing with the sole motive of being against the leftist thereby their actions becoming more right oriented. People cannot vote for any other party other than these two mainly for one and only reason - Hindi imposition by the centre, be it BJP or Congress, which in my opinion is again justified.
Case of Brahmins:
Brahmins have an illusion of setback for two main reasons, firstly they are curbed of opportunities due to reservation and secondly they cannot represent in politics. Jayalalitha as a Brahmin, a successful CM in addition to growing number of poilticians like H Raja and S ve Shekar quashed the second illusion. Coming to the first illusion, reservation of 80% in State institutes and state government jobs is still not a bad deal for brahmins mainly because we constitute only 5-8% of the population and there is 20% of open category. All the brahmins in present day are no way interested in state government jobs as the private jobs / central government jobs are more lucrative. In education, brahmins still have plethora of options in private and central institutes and also to good extent of state government institutes. Considering all the scenarios above the demand is certainly more than the supply of brahmins.
Hard-core leftists make a lot of noise through hate-speeches either in Facebook or real-life propaganda's, which is quite bothering to us yet there is no single incident of any confrontation between leftists and brahmins in real-life. Also you should note that majority of the people are not leftist, though they remain silent, treat with respect and give cultural importance to brahmins.
In other words, India do provide "best it can" for possible growth and life to brahmins.