u/Shramana_

Prince Yaswant Singh of Datia state

Hukum Singh of Jaisalmer

Nawab Muhammad khan of bahwalpur state

And Finally Maharajakumar of Benares

The Indian Republic in 2026 is a typical example of what a majoritarianistic state looks like.

Its ironical af how they still teach about shri Lanka as an example of majoritarianism to their kids lmao. I remember studying that chapter while i was in school.

A section of society isn't valued and get termed as oppressors, being constantly undervalued in political circles..........While the voting class (boomers) is fed hindutva slop constantly 24×7.

The interesting thing is how they've managed to portray the muslims as the enemy to the nation, religion.........It perfectly aligns with how a majoritarian gov creates a fake enemy to unite his votebank under a single umbrella, which is exactly what 🅱️indutva politics has done to the muslims.

And now they've realized they cant rely on that hindu-muslim thing forever, so they're trying to shift to that agda-pichhda thing.

To the Bhumihar youth, the republic's a sinking boat and sticking to it ensuring that you'll sink down with it. The economy is at its all time low, our image has tarnished globally, the politics is open to the dysgenic masses, and there's absolutely nothing you could do to change how it is. In this majoritarianistic state the motto is The m****ore you breed, the louder your voice gets. Ofc, your local 'vedic kshatriya' khetihar mjdur would be valued as he probably has 7-8 replicas of himself.

We're living in such a doomed part of the world.