An entrepreneur from Bengaluru sparked controversy with her 'Brahmin Genes' post, igniting accusations of promoting casteism and a polarized debate on social media.
In a viral post, Anuradha Tiwari defended Brahmins, stating, "an entire system is working to make Brahmins feel guilty for their existence," expressing strong disapproval of reservation policies.
Chetan Bhagat commented on the situation, noting, "The more caste is brought up, the more the consolidated Hindu vote breaks," highlighting how the controversy is politically charged.
The hashtag #BrahminGenes has polarized social media, with users flaunting their perceived traits and others discussing the oppression faced by those from lower castes.
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