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Narottam Mishra's Advice on Brahmin Comments: 'Brahmins Never Ruled, So How Can They Exploit?'
- •Narottam Mishra addressed the All India Brahmin Honor Ceremony in Shivpuri, emphasizing respect, self-esteem, and unity for the Brahmin community.
- •He stated that baseless comments are continuously made against Brahmins, but the community acts with restraint.
- •Mishra warned that considering the silence of Brahmins as weakness would be a mistake, urging them to be ready to fight for their honor.
- •He questioned allegations of exploitation against Brahmins, arguing that Brahmins never ruled, so how could they exploit?
- •Mishra appealed to the Brahmin community to unite, forget small differences, and work together to guide society in a new direction.
Key Questions Answered
Dr. Narottam Mishra questioned how the Brahmin community could be accused of exploitation, stating that Brahmins have never ruled throughout history, as governance across the four yugas and recent decades was handled by various other dynasties, rulers, and the Constitution.
Narottam Mishra warned that the silence of the Brahmin community should not be mistaken for weakness and urged members to unite, dropping sub-caste divisions, and to be ready to fight back if their honor and self-respect are compromised.
He compared the situation of the Brahmin community to a firefly and a snake, explaining that the snake attacked the firefly simply because it could not bear the firefly's natural glow, paralleling the baseless remarks made against Brahmins.
