Readers, Here is What’s Wrong With an all-Brahmin Township

A Brahmin township is further proof that caste discrimination exists in the 21st century and people get away with it

Taruni Kumar
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<i>Vedic Village</i> - Shankar Agraharam, a ‘Brahmin only’ housing project is underway in the outskirts of Bengaluru since 2013. (Photo: <b>The Quint</b>)
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Vedic Village - Shankar Agraharam, a ‘Brahmin only’ housing project is underway in the outskirts of Bengaluru since 2013. (Photo: The Quint)
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The Quint’s story on the ‘Brahmin only township’ in Karnataka ignited a storm
on social media platforms. There were those who were shocked to hear about a township where non-Brahmins are not allowed to buy property. Others thought there was nothing wrong, and were ahem... vocal about it. That’s us putting it politely.

In what we believe is a completely justified move, The Quint takes on the trolls. Here, trolls; here is why caste discrimination is bad.

The Quint’s story, originally published here: http://bit.ly/2awhOw1

Read the full response here: http://bit.ly/2aApb9v

Video Editor: Mohd Irshad Alam

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Published: 04 Aug 2016,08:25 PM IST

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