How Brahmin Hatred Spread from Maharashtra to Tamil Nadu

Everyone thinks anti-Brahmin politics in India started with EV Ramasamy in Tamil Nadu. It didn’t. The real story begins in Kolhapur, under a king named Shahu Maharaj—a ruler praised for his progressive reforms but remembered far less for the anti‑Brahmin network he quietly built across India. This video uncovers the suppressed history of how Shahu shaped the Justice Party, radicalized Periyar, and laid the foundations for a movement that would later dominate Tamil Nadu—and still echoes in today’s headlines. We break down the data, dismantle the myths, and show how a British strategy of “divide and rule” continues to live on in Indian politics, hidden beneath the language of justice and reform. If you care about truth over tribalism, this is a story you need to hear.