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Bengaluru CEO TROLLED For Controversial ‘Brahmin Genes’ Post, Accused Of Igniting Caste Debate

Bengaluru CEO post, which quickly went viral, intensified debates on caste and reservations in India.

Anuradha Tiwari, the CEO of a content writing company in Bengaluru has sparked controversy with a recent social media post that has generated significant backlash. This Bengaluru-based entrepreneur, known for her outspoken views on caste-based reservations, shared a photograph of herself flexing her muscles on the platform X (formerly Twitter) with the caption ‘Brahmin genes.’ The post quickly went viral, amassing 1.3 million views within a day.

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Controversial Caption Sparks Outrage

In the now-controversial post, Tiwari’s caption, ‘Brahmin genes,’ has drawn widespread criticism for being casteist. Many users have expressed their disapproval, accusing her of perpetuating caste discrimination while advocating against reservation systems. The backlash reflects ongoing tensions surrounding caste and reservation issues in India.

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Tiwari’s views on caste-based reservations are well-documented. She has consistently argued against the current reservation system, which she believes is unfair to those from general categories. Her bio on X highlights her stance with the motto ‘One Family, One Reservation,’ reflecting her desire for a more unified approach to reservations.

In August 2022, Tiwari posted about her struggles with the reservation system, expressing frustration over what she perceives as unequal treatment. She recounted her experience of scoring high marks but struggling to gain admission compared to classmates from more privileged backgrounds. This post illustrated her ongoing dissatisfaction with how reservations are applied in education and employment.

Fitness Post Stirs Caste Debate

Tiwari’s recent post was intended to showcase her fitness achievements, but the caption linking these achievements to her ‘Brahmin genes’ has been interpreted by many as a form of caste boasting. Critics argue that such statements only reinforce existing caste biases and contribute to ongoing discrimination.

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The controversy has ignited a broader debate about casteism and its role in contemporary Indian society. Some social media users have criticized Tiwari for what they see as a misguided attempt to highlight personal success while dismissing the systemic issues faced by others. ‘Being fit is good, but attributing that to superior genes is not the way to build a more inclusive society,’ said Supreme Court advocate Shashank Ratnoo.

Public Reactions And Criticisms To CEO

The post has provoked a range of reactions. Critics argue that Tiwari’s emphasis on her caste in the context of her achievements is problematic, suggesting that it undermines efforts to create a more egalitarian society. One user pointed out, ‘While flexing her caste, she fights against reservation. This reflects a troubling inconsistency.’

Others have used the controversy to highlight broader issues related to caste and social progress. Some users reminded Tiwari of the constitutional changes brought about by Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, which have enabled greater freedoms and opportunities for people across caste lines. ‘We owe our ability to live and work independently to the progressive reforms made by Dr. Ambedkar and others,’ one X user commented.

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First published on: Aug 23, 2024 01:28 PM IST


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