POLITICS OF 1. ANTI BRAHMANISM, 2. ANTI HINDI, 3.NORTH GROWING - SOUTH DECAYING, 4. SRI LANKAN TAMILS = Dravidian Politics = A DISASTER! -1.

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BOTH FAILED THE STATE

Opinion

25/12/2016.
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DRAVIDIAN AND CINEMA POLITICS A GREAT FAILURE

Failed Movements :


Part 1.


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" SO MANY movements have failed. In Tamil Nadu there was a movement in the name of anti-Brahmanism under the leadership of Periyar. It attracted Dalits, but after 30 years of power, the Dalits understand that they are as badly-off - or worse-off - as they were under the Brahmans. Under Dravidian rule, they have been attacked and killed, their due share in government service is not given, they are not allowed to rise.''

TAMILNADU NEEDS HONEST, SINCERE LEADERS, NOT THE ABOVE

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So says Dr. Krishnasami, leader of the militant movement of the Dalit community known as ``Devendra Kula Vellalas'' of southern Tamil Nadu and founder of a new political party, Puthiya Tamilakam. This sense of disillusionment with the Dravidian parties is pervasive among not only the Dalits but also many militant non-Brahmans as well.

BOTH MEN USED CASTE AND DYNASTIC - ONE MAN POLITICS

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The anti-caste movements of the past, in Dr. Krishnasami's words, have failed to achieve their main goals. Mr. Thirumavalavan of the Liberation Panthers speaks of discrimination and atrocities against those who fight against the evil and adds: ``Castes keep their identity just as before, they don't intermarry, there are no longer any self-respect marriages.''


THIS VAICO HOLD A MATCH STICK PAPER PARTY ONLY TO CREATE CONFUSION

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Like Dr. Krishnasami, he does not reject the goals of the movement, arguing ``the Dalit struggle has to be for the liberation of a nationality,'' and Hindutva should be opposed through Tamil nationalism. He feels that the existing Dravidian parties have betrayed the Dalits.

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  To be continued....

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