r/BHUMIHARIZM

Ajeet Bharti exposes the issue once again: people who own bungalows and luxury cars can still have their fees waived, while those who are genuinely struggling financially end up paying the price. The system often fails to distinguish between real victims and privileged ones.

Note: by "descendants" we do not mean anyone who's just living in the same geographical region, its the group which inherits the cultural block both genetically & culturally.

Ajeet bharti blasting the leftist atrocity literature... Must watch 🔥

The man who started it all

Son of Niranjan singh, the zamindar of Gangapur, Kasawar pargana, Benares.

Post-2014, Indian politics has largely been about installing statues of northwestern and Maratha icons in every possible region of India in the name of Hindutva. Be it Maratha statues in Magadha and Bengal, or Maharana Pratap on a random street in Uttar Pradesh.

I'm not hating on those figures, but we should celebrate our own heroes instead.

In this context, a statue of a historical figure from Mewar is going to be erected in Begusarai. I mean, what were his contributions to the land where his statue is being installed?

From the soil of Begusarai, Maharaja Bakhtawar Singh Chakwar, Deva Devanam, rose and defied the Nawab of Bengal. From Darbhanga in the north to the borders of Odisha in the south, everything was under his control and the chakwar dynastywas called the 'master of north bihar'. Yet, unfortunately, we don't celebrate him.

Or take Rashtrakavi Dinkar Sahab himself. Why should we ever let go of honoring him?

Yh

The Bhumihar pathans of Bara were one of the most prominent rebels during the rebellion of 1857 along with their Hindu kinsmen in ghazipur, The British went on to call Bara as "Full of badmashes".

So I came across a post from the aforementioned page and wanted to engage in a dialogue to get my queries straight. I thought having scientific backing(genetic testing)and also citing from Kanyakubj Vanshavali(3000y/o record) will lead to a healthy discussion but when facts meets with arrogance and power, one can only think about the fairness in the system and how it can be so biased. I may be in the wrong, but cant be 100% sure about the history as it was written by the 'victors'.
All in all a very eye opening weekend.😁

For context

We'd have one of the largest demography in the region, 2nd only to gwalas.

Except for aurangabad, there are no rival UCs present in the region with considerable numbers, giving us a huge political advantage

Would we absolutely dominate the state politics?

Magadha's already called the country of the Babhans with magah (local pronunciation of magadh) being historically dominated by Babhans with Tekari being the most prominent chieftaincy in the region.

What's your take on this