J Sai Deepak on Dravidian Politics in Tamil Nadu : DMK, LTTE, Separatism, Ambedkar, Caste & Brahmin

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Deepak details the DMK's journey to power, noting their first electoral victory in 1967 against Congress, led by Bhaktavatsalam. He mentions a prophetic statement by Bhaktavatsalam regarding the rise of Dravidianism, which has since dominated Tamil Nadu politics. He points out that every significant political party in the state incorporates some form of Dravidian ideology.

The split between EVR (Periyar) and the founders of DMK is highlighted. EVR focused on societal activities, while DMK aimed to gain political power, believing that societal change required political influence. Deepak describes the DMK's aggressive methods, such as denigrating Hindu deities in their marches and speeches.

Deepak discusses the overlap between different anti-Brahmin movements, including those led by Dalits, Bahujans, and Muslims. He questions why Indian history treats the Ambedkarite movement and the Dravidianist movement differently, despite both being rooted in anti-Brahminism and having made significant anti-Hindu statements.

He compares the objectives of the Dravidian movement with Dr. Ambedkar's views in "Annihilation of Caste," noting similarities in their goals to dismantle Hinduism to eradicate caste. He emphasizes the dual treatment by Indian political discourse towards similar opinions from different leaders.

Deepak explains the Dravidian movement's initial secessionist tendencies, which were curtailed due to actions by Nehru and Indira Gandhi, including constitutional amendments and president's rule in Tamil Nadu. He suggests that the movement's end goals remained unchanged, even as their methods evolved.

Deepak touches on DMK's historical support for Tamil Eelam and its camaraderie with the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTT). He raises questions about the political motivations behind DMK's support for Tamil interests in Sri Lanka.

Despite his disagreements with Jayalalithaa, Deepak acknowledges her patriotic and nationalistic stance, particularly her opposition to supporting Tamil secessionist movements. He notes the threats she faced, leading her to wear a bulletproof vest.

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1. "The DMK is the political offshoot or political successor of the DK."
2. "DMK starts making its efforts to gain power and the first time it manages to gain power is in 1967."
3. "Dravidianism has become the norm in Tamil Nadu politics."
4. "All the parties that have some kind of say in Tamil Nadu politics have some form of Dravidianism."
5. "EVR wanted to limit himself to societal activity, whereas DMK was interested in politics and securing power."
6. "You cannot bring about social change without having power."
7. "The journey from DK to DMK is rife with regular marches where Hindu deities were garlanded with slippers."
8. "There is a significant degree of overlap between different movements."
9. "Indian history has given different treatments to the Ambedkarite movement and the Dravidianist movement."
10. "Both movements are based on anti-Brahminism and have significantly denigrated Hinduism."
11. "The first task should be the destruction of the Congress party."

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