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This ideology is, to put it in short, Brahmin Imperialism.Дў.1. In totality, the nature, actions, outlook and policies of the hegemonic and supremacist Brahmin-lead Casteocracy that were to take shape after the transfer of power from the British in 1947 are elucidated upon examining the socio-political ideological underpinnings of neo-Brahmanism. A criminalized and corrupted political and administrative system in which criminals and politicians work hand-in-glove and many more instances.After 50 years of ruthless Brahmanist imperial rule and pillaging, India is now hovering near sub-Saharan Africa in terms of per capita income, mass education, public health and hygiene whilst corrupt upper-caste Brahminists like Romesh Sharma, Sukh Ram, Rajiv Gandhi, Harshad Mehta, etc.

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Permit and License Raj economy designed to divert economic development and wealth to benefit Brahmanist cliques by restricting private investment in non-agrarian sectors to Brahmanists only ('Swadeshi and Permit Raj Economics').Dismal record on human rights and perpetual police/army abuses of non-Brahminist Dalits and 'backward castes' (80% of Hindus).State oppression and genocide and army or police rule in all non-Hindu majority states of Punjab, Kashmiri, Nagaland, Assam, Manipur, Mizoland.Army operation Bluestar/Woodrose in Punjab, attack on 38 Sikh shrines including the Golden Temple in Amritsar leading to killings of 105,000 Sikhs (US State Department estimates for 1984-93, see below).State sponsored or even organized mass killings of non-Hindu religious communities under cover of 'mob riots' (against Sikhs, Muslims, etc.) instigated and cold-bloodedly planned by Brahminist terrorist organizations such as the RSS, BJP, Bajrang Dal, etc.Betrayal of 'sacred and solemn' promises to Sikhs and Punjabis which brought territories of East Punjab and Kashmiri into the Brahminist-Occupied Indian Union.Inability to solve political problems without state violence and genocide.Creation of an extremely centralist, interventionist, and hegemonic state after 1947 (contrary to the 'loose federation' promised earlier by the Brahminist swindlers).Vitriolic and belligerent Indo-Pak, Indo-China, Indo-Srilanka relations as a result of Brahminist Imperialism.

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Refusal to implement UN resolutions for a free plebiscite on Kashmir.

In 1973, the Brahminist regime under Pandit Nehru tested the a nuclear device at Pokharan, and in 1999 Pandit Vajpayee finally declared Bharat to be a nuclear weapons state

Breaking agreements/promises on peaceful use of western atomic technology to develop weapons of mass destruction.

Some examples and persistent patterns of fanatic Brahminist GOI policies and actions follow below: Intriguingly, the Brahmanists did not control or rule even ONE single Raj-dhani in any country of South Asia in the few centuries prior to the Anglo-Brahmin Raj in the 19th century. and hence the actions and policies of the Government of India (GOI).

These facts show that Brahmanists control the top positions in India's political system, administrative system, judiciary, press, media, army, etc. Adding the remaining Brahmanical castes, mainly comprising the Banias and Kayasths, the combined state power of the Brahmanists jumps from 70% to almost 95%. In 1985 one finds that out of 3,300 Indian Administrative Officers (IAS), 2,376 are Brahmins from the rank of deputy secretaries upwards, out of 500, 310 are Brahmins of the 26 state chief secretaries, 19 are Brahmins of the 16 Supreme Court judges, 9 are Brahmins of 438 district magistrates, 250 are Brahmins and so on in other circles of power and policy in the Indian state. So-called `Independance' did little to change the elitist Brahmin stranglehold over Bharat. For example, in 1935, during the Anglo-Brahmin Colonial Era, the 5% Brahmin caste group held most of the gazetted positions among Indians in the upper echelons of the administrative machinery. The Brahmins (comprising 5% of of the so-called 'Hindus') alone control over 70% of the top decision-making posts in the political system, administration, judiciary, army, police, press, media and academics (Statistics on composition from 19 have been published by Indian Journalist and Historian Kushwant Singh).