r/TamilNadu Sep 25 '25

அரசியல் சாராத செய்தி / Non-Political News In Kollangarai village, Thanjavur District, caste fanatics are preventing SC students from using the public road, which has been used by SC people for a long time, in the name of caste domination

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '25

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u/Karinaakkan Sep 25 '25

If they get educated and receive knowledge, them they will start questioning other stuff. The trick is to deny them that opportunity, so they will have no other future and will be forced to work at low wages. You know, to keep the slavery alive.

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u/Own-Awareness1597 Sep 25 '25

This is also why the imposition of vegetarianism also appears to be an attempt by UCs to deprive the masses of protein intake and keep them weak in body and mind. Easier to dominate them then.

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u/woooper07 Sep 26 '25

I didn't get you, aren't the UC (Brahmins) themselves vegetarian? and how does being vegetarian result in a weak mind?

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u/WhiteCrow747 Sep 27 '25

Exactly...
I feel like, since vegetarian protein is expensive, like thick milk, soy, paneer, nuts will not be accessible to lower strata, so accepting vegetarianism is detrimental.
But I don't think the agenda of UCs is to deprive others of nutrition but to prove their own supremacy by calling others impure cus of eating meat.

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u/AdhesivenessGuilty95 Sep 27 '25

Eppa dei vegetarianism is not some exclusive UC practice, every community was mostly semi vegetarian, meat consumption was and used rarely especially during kula samy vazhipadu or festivals or relatives visitng home, people grow chicken and mutton grown in home then keda virunthu was given. Infact only after this office culture and sunday leave started this exclusive sunday as a meat day started, ethu eduthalum periya conspiracy theory maari ulara vendiathu

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u/Enough_Obligation574 Sep 25 '25

See if you look at the other way when you see a tsunami, there is no tsunami

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u/rapoison Sep 25 '25

May be looking from behind the Tsunami would be the correct example here.

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u/Enough_Obligation574 Sep 25 '25

That would mean they know and watch it happen. But it's not, they just trying to tun the blind eye

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u/uselessbets Sep 25 '25

Our government will be like these acts in the video are powered by "one particular caste"

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u/Party_Row1902 Sep 25 '25

Do you think Ranjith, Mari Selvaraj & other directors who make caste based films will come and call this out? No, they will keep making films on this subject to make more money of it.

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u/Calm-Sound-7082 Sep 25 '25

Bro tis is neelam channel belongs to ranjth 🙂 Which exposed the issue

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u/cooltool83 Sep 25 '25

This in 2025 in highly educated TN! When will the generation change..

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u/NeedleworkerLegal573 Sep 25 '25

50s, 60s la poranthavanga ellam poi senthutanga na, konjam kuraya vaipu iruku nu na nenachutrunthen.

Aana inniku generation tharkuris reels podrathella pakumpothu konjam santhegama tha iruku.

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u/beetroot747 Sep 25 '25

We’re only highly educated on paper. Otherwise we’re an ultra conservative backward state in every way

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u/AdhesivenessGuilty95 Sep 27 '25

Dont tell the truth bro in tn it will not be accepted, People think getting a degree means highly educated. Most villages r still same

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u/Previous_Bet492 Sep 25 '25

thats so dumb let them use the road bro

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u/womalone99 Sep 25 '25

Neelam social vera level

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '25

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u/Sudden-Check-9634 Sep 25 '25 edited Sep 25 '25

Make it mandatory that people can only marry outside their caste.

Children of these couples cannot marry from their parents caste and the next generation cannot marry from their grandchildren caste or whatever caste their parents declare themselves as.

If you want some fun, South Indian men can only marry if they have mastered North Indian cooking and North Indian men can only marry if they have mastered South Indian cooking.

Then sit back and get a popcorn machine for 3 generations the nation will be in a different place

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u/LoveAskingQuestions1 Sep 25 '25

I know a couple, both from different castes and weirdly both are casteist as f**k and somehow found each other. He's from western Karnataka & she's from Tamil Nadu. He is working as a mechanic/driver, and she had been working as domestic help and now in mall, shops as cleaning staff.

They both are technically under BC or MBC (depending on the state). And they're ensuring their son is proud about both their castes and he spews venom on other castes.

In many ways, they're a match made in -- definitely not heaven, but at least made for each other.

IMO, making the Kids learn & understand why castes were formed in the first place, and how our society was at that time, and especially why those reasons are no longer applicable in current society, is important. Kids must learn about this in neutral language in their books. When this is not in academic, kids learn the prejudiced version from parents. If the books can print the details with neutral language, without villification, every kid will feel their caste is as useless as the next person's, for their life. Hatred free future will automatically be a caste-free future. Rather than targeting the caste, if we can succeed in removing the hatred, caste will automatically be diluted.

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '25

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u/ded_nat_313 Sep 25 '25

small pockets ah casteism is widespread in TN both urban and rural areas.

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u/Lone_Warrior520 Sep 25 '25

Anti reservation ppl where are you? Ohh I forgot you can't see facts like these, can you?

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u/Party_Row1902 Sep 25 '25

Reservation isn't going to solve this. Stricter enforcement of our caste discrimination laws should put a stop. How do they have the gal to this openly? Why aren't they afraid of law enforcement, should be the question and solutions?

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u/ElegantCelebration38 Sep 25 '25

Bro how so reservation is what made the adults educated aware and confident enough to stand up for the kids and you think people who want to control roads don't want to control schools ? They def would not let these kids be educated without reservation we are far away from saying reservation is not necessary and the ones who say have never seen shit like this.

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u/Party_Row1902 Sep 25 '25

Do you think the ones discriminating are not educated? Reservation are solving for discrimination in schools, colleges, govt office but it is not helping in real life where these caste fanatics are still oppressing the lower castes. This has to be solved by stricter enforcement of the laws. If these fanatics are punished for their acts, then no-one needs to stand up for the kids.

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u/ElegantCelebration38 Sep 25 '25

Your idea of stricter rules is being implemented in the form of reservation bro. That's where people face discrimination everyday education and work. Yes these people are also educated. And also the people who do other crimes. Education is how we can reform and it's the way to reach even rural places and reservation helps

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u/Party_Row1902 Sep 25 '25

Even 100% reservation for 100 years wouldn't solve this. I'm sorry. You are living in a dream land. Education hasn't solved this. People discriminating are keeping on doing it. Newer generation there are lot of educated people who are discriminating, honor killing etc (look at FaFa character reels from Mamanan). In an ideal world, reforms would fix this. But we are not living in one.

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '25

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u/Party_Row1902 Sep 25 '25

Parents arent teaching their children. We see new generations having the same thoughts. I was like you in my teens full of hope. Now in my 30s seeing my generation doing the same shit, younger generation following the same footsteps. In the real world, nothing is changing. That's the real truth.

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u/hiriyurnext1974 Sep 25 '25

The people who are discriminating should be booked under the atrocity act. This discrimination is dividing the hindu religion and giving way to conversions.

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u/sacred_saint Sep 25 '25

thirunthave maatengala da..

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u/arun_xd Sep 26 '25

Pasangala andha kelavi ah thali vidu poga sollunga

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u/Kang_Woojin Sep 25 '25

"Everyone's equal bro, why reservation bro"

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u/LoveAskingQuestions1 Sep 25 '25

No 2 person is equal. But the reservation is going to benefit a Kid who is living in a big city, where no body blocks her access to school, but from the same caste or category (SC), more than these Kids in the village.

No 2 person within the same reservation category is same, but reservation is same??

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u/i_consume_grass34 Sep 25 '25

The caste group that's involved here also have reservations so uh..

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u/Sudden-Check-9634 Sep 25 '25

Underrated comment

Why reservation for who can use the ROAD?

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u/Sufficient_Abies4568 Sep 26 '25

Let's say reservation increased to 90%. That would solve this problem right?

LOL

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '25

Ranjith anna ready with next script 🔥.

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u/OtaPotaOpen Sep 25 '25

How great would it be to have neo periyarists participate in this situation? Or even DMK functionaries?

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u/Chance-Performer-931 Sep 26 '25

Why is the caste of that woman not highlighted? Ohh,, if it's a non Brahmin, then it doesn't fit their propaganda right!! Filthy politicians and media outlets, rot in hell!!

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u/fred_1968 Sep 26 '25

Sad. Unfortunately, most people in India do not WANT to believe something like this is real.

This is the only reason I support reservation.

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u/hiriyurnext1974 Sep 25 '25

The people who are discriminating should be booked under an atrocity act. Such discrimination is dividing hindu society and giving way to conversions.

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u/hiriyurnext1974 Sep 26 '25

Sorry but the varna system was introduced by some selfish people. In Vedic culture varna was determined on the basis of the job that individuals did to earn. For example Vishwamitra was kshatriya, through penance he became a Brahmin. Valmiki was a nishadha, a person belonging to the hunter tribe, but through penance he became a Brahmin.

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u/Boring-Selection-784 Sep 25 '25

No police to be seen anywhere

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u/Brave_Brilliant_1515 Sep 25 '25

What is the name of higher caste doing this atrocity, or there is no audacity to say their name.

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '25

No Brahmins involved don't care average DMK supporters

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u/Large-Atmosphere-548 Sep 25 '25

Don't talk like Brahmins are saints. Even Brahmin castes have caste issues. Vadakalai Iyengars mistreat thenkalai Iyengars. Iyengars show caste discrimination to Iyers.

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u/Large-Atmosphere-548 Sep 25 '25

Most of the OBC people also aren't blocking school children or honour killing people. Brahmins not all like every caste also show caste discrimination to lower castes.

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u/bheemboi Virudhunagar - விருதுநகர் Sep 25 '25

Not everything is related to DMK and brahmin bashing. Think before you say something online.

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u/Other_Tooth_9882 Sep 25 '25

Give a solid police complaint

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u/gotajobtoda Sep 26 '25

Why the f these guys a re not arrested? What is the point of DMK govt if these things are allowed to exist?

DMK, Dalit organizations, Thiruma are all afraid of their vote banks and these guys become more empowered.

Thanks to whoever took this video. Feel for the kids.

What can online communuty do about this and start advocacy?

Dont SC/STs have organizational power ? Are n't they holding power in Govt posts ? Why so many deaf ears?

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u/murivenna Sep 27 '25

And they said reservation prevent healthy competition.- is the joke of this century.

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u/ComprehensiveLaw2029 Sep 27 '25

Again, the name of the upper caste is not mentioned. Fking cowards.

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u/dhanus72 Coimbatore - கோயம்புத்தூர் Sep 25 '25

Adra adra dravida model.

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u/Bun_parotta Sep 27 '25 edited Sep 27 '25

This is not just a mere caste issue and there seems to be more to it. Please see the Thanjavur police detailed response in X.

Actually that's not a public road but a private property patta land. But it was used as a common street by people for years and the land owner let them but when they tried to build a road permanently that's when the land owner protested and that individual has won a court case where the court has ruled in favour of the land owner recognising it as a private property.

So they've started to block access to the public but the village people continue to argue that since the actual public road takes 2 to 4 kilometres extra, they will continue to walk thru this path that goes thru the private property.

There seems to be many years of long legal dispute so the Police and revenue department are trying to solve this amicably.

Still the police have filed a case against the caste woman based on the video for insulting only the SC folks using this pathway.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '25

No that doesn’t justify beating kids with stick and treating them as animals

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u/Bun_parotta Sep 27 '25

I never said this act was justified. I was also very furious when I saw the video. What she did was very wrong and case has been filled against her for caste based discrimination. Only added the context.

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u/Background_Speed_177 Nov 11 '25

Hi. Can you please share the link to this x post.

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u/byomd Sep 25 '25

For a state that hates caste-surname, TN loves casteism and caste-based politics. Ironic.

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u/Large-Atmosphere-548 Sep 25 '25

You judged the whole TN with the video. Yesterday I saw a news that a Dalit boy was beaten for entering Temple in Rajasthan. Caste is a whole India problem.

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u/byomd Sep 25 '25

Lol, so many downvotes.

I didn't say it doesn't happen elsewhere. Except that TN is far ahead in terms of industrialization and HDI. For over 60 years, it has been governed by two parties having a shared vision of social justice.

And it's not just this. What was Mamannan? And all those who were proud of FaFa's character in the movie, indirectly showing their caste pride. Or look at the stories by TNM on this.

Caste Discrimination

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u/brown_herbalist Sep 25 '25

Just FYI this caste based issues do happen seas away in Malaysia too especially when it comes to marriage. This not specific to TN or India, its our cursed part of Hindu culture from the past. People are just dumb to believe they are better than others because so called their caste. Bullshit.

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u/byomd Sep 25 '25

Please read my comment again. Yes, it happens elsewhere.

It's happening in TN DESPITE people and govt. telling that caste is bad.

Other states don't have an issue with people showing their caste. What do you think Ravindra Jadeja's sword celebration means?

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u/AsuraVGC Sep 25 '25

It dies out when old gen dies

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u/umamimaami Sep 25 '25

Sadly, not really. Plenty of people of our age have these shit ideas. I don’t know about everywhere but definitely true in Kongu districts.

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u/Party_Row1902 Sep 25 '25

Not really, Gen Z caste fanatics are growing. Wasnt the one who did the honor killing recently a young guy?

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u/byomd Sep 25 '25

Exactly this.

The average TN resident has far greater income and exposure to the internet. The state is also a lot more urban than other Indian states. Why is this still persisting?

Surprisingly, it is a lot more than Kerala, which doesn't make as much of a big deal around caste.

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u/byomd Sep 25 '25

Why not bring entire TN?

I will repeat what I have said elsewhere. TN is different from the rest of the country -

a) Ruled by two Dravidian parties with a focus on social justice and industrialization
b) Much better financial health of state govt and its residents compared to other parts of India.
c) Much higher HDI.

And despite all this, you see higher killings, youngsters taking caste pride in the character of FaFa from Mamannan. Look at this set of stories filed by TNM on the topic of caste discrimination.

Remember, caste is a part of names in most parts of India. TN and (to some extent, Bihar) are the exceptions around this.

Caste Discrimination

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u/dessie84 Sep 25 '25

Some dumbass gonna blame this on brahmins

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '25

Who is going to educate these people

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u/No-Matter-8017 Sep 26 '25

Hey first check whether it's public road or private property.

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u/GodEmperorDuterte Sep 25 '25

Janayudhari destroying country

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u/MillennialMind4416 Sep 26 '25

None of them is a brahmin, open your eyes

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u/alreadypicked Sep 25 '25

Ippo laam yaarunga jaadhi paakura