Brahmin Politics, Muslim Votes and the BJP

My brother, at the time when your ancestors...

He's even telling the king here, that so-and-so Congress man was an MLA.

So, in a democracy, it's a simple calculation: how many votes will you get?

Now, how have you abandoned Saraswati? Let me give you an example.

You claim to be knowledgeable. You know you need votes to win an election.

You can't increase your numbers, but your ancestors created this arrangement: twenty percent of Muslims used to vote for you.

What did you do? You started walking around waving the BJP flag, so twenty percent quickly went over to the other side.

Now you're rattling a toy. How will you win now? How will you win?

Now listen carefully. Are you fighting Muslims over reservations, or over land?

What is it you're fighting over?

You've never gone to a riot, You wouldn't even be able to throw a punch.

But you go on Facebook and abuse Muslims in writing.

By becoming a BJP supporter. What was the result?

The person whose vote made you king left and went somewhere else.

And you're calling yourself an intellectual.

What kind of wisdom is this? What kind of wisdom is this?

The extremely backward community that everyone is talking about that now determines all of today's politics, that extremely backward community, your ancestors in the village kept alongside you, built it up, let them sit with you or didn't let them sit with you?

Brother, the barber has just as much regard for Pandit Ji, doesn't he?

Just as much respect, doesn't he? Why was this system created?

But you've come up with your new lesson, saying, sir, that this is a different Parashuram.

Come on, brother, don't take this wrong path.

Your strength is the pen, your strength is Saraswati.

You are not people who wield axes.

As for wielding an axe, the story of Lord Parashuram belongs to a particular context.

That is not your natural disposition.

So now, the people in your community He's also protesting just to celebrate Parshuram Jayanti.

Brother, if your child doesn't study, wielding an axe won't fill your stomach.

Then you'll be in a sorry state too. You're heading down the path to destruction.

So, my only request to you is this: Use your good sense.

Your strength, your real strength, is wisdom.

Your strength is the movement, not the axe.

Those 18 percent who stood by you, who called you Guruji, and voted you into power, you abused them on Facebook, called them Pakistani, and pushed them away from you, while calling yourself a scholar.

So how will you win?