@tarunjatav50 If he isn't communal, Muslims will vote for him. Brahmins are better than Yadavs and some other castes. If upper-caste Hindus can put aside their hatred, Muslims would have no problem to vote them. They are more reasonable and loyal, unlike other castes, who're ahsaan-faramosh.
@BRAHMAN_BR28 Bro, Brahmins' downfall began with their abuse of Nehru for allowing Muslims to stay in India. Had he forced them into Pakistan, the consequences could have been worse: separate electorates, not just reservations. Muslim and upper-caste votes protected this, in early period
@atilla_vb201@artwonderx Last year in Germany, I noticed religious Turks were often more fluent in Turkish, while atheist Turks seemed more Germanised. Unlike in India, where Islamic invasions disrupted older identities, Islam became a protector of Turkish identity. Do you see it differently?
@artwonderx Turks always say Islam is erasing their Turkish identity, but in Germany, it's somewhat different. More religious Turks often speak better Turkish and know more about their culture, while atheist Turks tend to become more Germanised and less connected to their roots.
@Vidyabhai2504 As a Muslim, I have no problem with Brahmins. In UP, they make up around 12–15% of the population, more than Yadavs. If both communities set aside their mutual hatred and work together, they could have a stronger voice and better representation.
@HAM_LOG_@Vishal_aawaj आखिर हम एक क्यों नहीं हो सकते? क्या हम मिलकर एक समान और न्यायपूर्ण भारत बनाने तथा आरक्षण-मुक्त व्यवस्था के लिए संघर्ष नहीं कर सकते?
@HAM_LOG_@Vishal_aawaj मुसलमानों का सवर्णों से किसी भी मुद्दे पर कोई टकराव नहीं है। न आरक्षण को लेकर, न किसी जाति को लेकर और न ही किसी संस्थान में प्रभाव या प्रतिनिधित्व स्थापित करने को लेकर हमारा आपस में ऐसा कोई बुनियादी संघर्ष नहीं है। इसके बावजूद हम कुछ नेताओं के बहकावे में आकर एक-दूसरे से लड़ते है
@Nirvikar_2407@VoiceOfBrahmins As a Muslim, I respect Brahmins and have wonderful Brahmin friends. But I wonder, why do some Brahmins hate Muslims? Both communities face prejudice in different ways. Why can't we overcome our differences, unite, and work together to make our nation greater?
I was born into a Muslim family, but I had secretly embraced Hinduism. I started visiting temples and praying to Lord Shiva in secret.
Some time later, my parents started arranging my marriage to a Muslim girl...
So I went to a temple and told the priest my entire story. He listened carefully and, after a while, suggested a way out that left me stunned.
I happily returned home and agreed to marry the Muslim girl. All I had to do was wait for our wedding night.
When our wedding night arrived and my wife entered the room...1/2