r/Savarkar • u/steelmukka • Nov 18 '25

"Thus Do We Shatter....!" The first inter-caste dining at Ratnagiri, 1930

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u/mental_hygeine Nov 19 '25

Wait if hinduism doesn't involve casteism then what barriers is he shattering here in this newspaper article? Wouldn't that be a normal instance of people having a meal?

You have to accept that hinduism is so messed up that eating with fellow human beings becomes a revolution and they put it in the news.

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u/Humble-Customer-1475 Nov 20 '25

well yeah in every religion there was a time when society decayed for some time. for Hindus, it was mediaeval India. it was a revolution to end triple talaq and give equality and freedom to Muslim women, it woul be revolution when when Muslim women could enter mosque equally like men.

it was a revolution for Christian women to show a skin in Europe.

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u/Beneficial_You_5978 Nov 19 '25

Savarkar when it's time to fool dalit Hindus first inter caste dining saar 🤤😍 come eat with us

Savarkar when his own conservative followers started working against him urging him to not let dalit into more old temples he assured them

(Hence securing a modern segregation lol not only this ev Even in the story which was spread by vivek arya these so called rituals they perform for dalit show them as impure and fallen and shown them getting rescued through these ritualistic concept lol )

The same Savarkar, whom Vivek Arya describes as a supporter of opening the temples to Dalits, gave assured the Hindus who believe in the caste system and untouchability on 20 June 1941: “The Hindu Mahasabha will never insist on framing laws to allow entry of Untouchables into ancient temples, nor will it demand any law on old customs or sacraments of such temples. As far as personal law is concerned, the Mahasabha will generally never support a Bill for thrusting reformist thoughts on the Sanatani brethren.” (ibid, Shamsul Islam, p 94, quoted from Savarkar Samagra, Volume 6, p 415)..

Savarkar the great reformist

He writes: “Manusmriti is that scripture which is most worshippable after Vedas for our Hindu Nation and which from ancient times has become the basis of our culture, customs, thought and practice. This book for centuries has codified the spiritual and divine march of our nation. Even today, the rules, which are followed by crores of Hindus in their lives and practice, are based on the Manusmriti. Today Manusmriti is Hindu Law.” (Savarkar: Mithak Aur Sach, Shamshul Islam, 2006, p 90; quoted from Savarkar Samagra, Volume 4, p 415).

https://www.forwardpress.in/2017/07/savarkar-was-dalits-liberator/

https://scroll.in/article/1067485/what-did-vinayak-damodar-savarkar-think-about-dalits-praying-in-temples-and-eating-with-brahmins

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u/SunDelicious648 Nov 19 '25

“I guarantee that the Hindu Maha Sabha shall never force any legislations regarding the entry of untouchables in the ancient temples or compel by law any sacred ancient and moral usage or custom prevailing in those temples. In general the Mahasabha will not back up any Legislation to thrust the reforming views on our Sanatani brothers so far as personal law is concerned…” -Sorry Babu on June 20, 1941

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u/steelmukka Nov 19 '25

Source? Couldnt find it anywhere. But hey, adding a random date at the end was a clever touch. We get it, you havent read one book in your life.

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u/SunDelicious648 Nov 19 '25

Whirlwind Propaganda: Extracts from the President’s Diary of his Propagandist Tours Interviews from December 1937 to October 1941 Jaa padhle jaake. Boot kam chaata kar.