Bengaluru-based Entrepreneur’s Brahmin Genes Post Goes Viral, Netizens React

What caught the attention of netizens was the caption and it has gone viral on the social media and the post has more than 4 million views.

Social media users reacted to her post and here are some of the reactions.

“What does "manusmriti" says about girl wearing shorts and posting picture ? Why not ""Brahmin"" followed that’??” a user wrote.

Another user wrote, “According to the manusmruti, girls should stay at home all the time , take care of their husbands , and do nothing else. But because of the constitution, you’re flexing your triceps on twitter and living life your own way. So go ahead and thank Babasaheb Ambedkar for that!”

“Precisely why castesim is still present ! Being fit is good but attributing that to superior or specific genes , not the way to build one family one india!” wrote Supreme Court advocate Shashank Ratnoo.

Meanwhile, she has reacted on her own post saying, “As expected, a mere mention of word 'Brahmin' triggered many inferior beings. Tells a lot about who real casteists are. UCs get nothing from system - no Reservation, no freebies. We earn everything on our own and have every right to be proud of our lineage. So, deal with it.”

Anuradha Tiwari has been vocal on caste-based reservations and her bio on X reads One Family One Reservation.

The entrepreneur expressed her views in earlier posts on X regarding caste-based reservations.

“I am general category student. My ancestors have passed me down 0.00 acres land. I live in a rented house. I couldn’t get admission despite scoring 95% but my classmate who scored 60% & comes from well off family gets admission. And you ask me why I have problem with reservation?” Anuradha posted on X on August 18, 2022.

“General category should have confidence that this country belongs to them as much as it does to Reserved category. Current politics is focused only on Reserved category. It's extremely unfair to hardworking GCs. A nation can never thrive by betraying its hardworking people,” she said in another post.