CHITPAVAN SOLIDARITY EPITOMISEs our "CASTE IDENTITY" THESIS
Jewish origin of Brahmins: Expert confirms DV theory
V.T. Rajshekar

In many of our writings we have discussed about the Jewish origin of India's Brahmins, particularly of the Chitpavan Brahmins. Our findings have been now confirmed by a Brahmin scientist himself, Dr. Jagannath (Jay) Dixit, MD, the author of the book, Chitpavanism, which is a research work on a tiny Brahmin subcaste which has become a global community producing many historical personalities.

Jews of India
Dr. Dixit, a Chitpavan scientist working in USA, is assisted by two other fellow Chitpavan scientists, Dr. Ajit Joshi and Dr. Raghunandan Dixit, in preparing this stunning book of giant size. The 300-page "source book" is marvellous work of research which also confirms our yet another theory on "caste identity".On Chitpavan-Jewish connection, it says:

"Chitpavans and the Jews both evolved from the same stock of people... There are several similarities even today in Chitpavan and Jewish culture" (p. 27)
and adds:
"Chitpavans may be part of Jewish Diaspora. Instead of driven out Aryan tribe, it may have been a driven-out Jewish tribe... Jewish Abraham and Sarai have common origin with Hindu god Brahma and Saraswati". (p.27).

In our book, Brahminism (DSA-2002). we have a separate Chapter-IV, "Jews and Jews of India", in which we have quoted Dr. K.K. Gangadharan and Linda Cox to reinforce our argument on the Jewish origin of Brahmins. The book also has two annexures (No.2 and 3) on the "Brahminical origin of zionist thoughts" and "Nazis, Jews and Jews of India".

In many of our writings we have even called the Brahmins as the "Jews of India".

Vaidiks of India have developed the closest connection with the Jewish state of Israel through which they have gone closer to the regime of George Bush.

The author, a practising radiologist in US over the last 30 years, is proud of his tiny Chitpavan caste whose population is less than 5,00,000.

Love for Jati
As Ambedkarites and victims of Brahminism, we may be critical of the vaidiks but this will not prevent us from admiring the great historical truths uttered by Dr. Jay Dixit whose "search for roots" resulted in the production of this veritable encyclopedia which should inspire Dalits, who are made rootless, to trace their origin and feel proud of their past.

What we admire most in Dr. Dixit is his strong love for his jati. While our people hate their jati, Dixit says reading our past history will generate a sense of pride and belonging. It promotes strong love and brotherhood.

Hinduising Dalits
But Dr. Dixit must know the mischief played by his own jatwalas in India. The Brahminical people while promoting love for their jati, brainwashed the Dalit-Bahujans to "forget" their past and gave them a new Hindu identity. M.K. Gandhi did it with disastrous results and the Hindu nazi party of RSS-BJP is spending billions of dollars to hinduise (enslave) the Dalits. Dr. Dixit's jati people are the top leaders of RSS-BJP.

The author as an honest intellectual has written what is in the interest of his jati and also India but will the vaidiks heed his warnings? We have our strong doubts.

The vaidiks think their salvation depends only on destroying our identity by hinduising the non-Hindu Dalits and then instigating them to kill Muslims and Christians. How will Dr. Dixit prevent this vaidik meddling in our affairs?

The following words in Dr. Dixit's book are very important for every Dalits:
"We preserve what we cherish. We cherish what we love. Unless this happens voluntarily, nothing of the past will survive. If we do not preserve and love our own history, who else will?"

Great words.
This is also the essence of our "caste identity" thesis presented in our book, Caste — A Nation Within the Nation, (Books for Change, 2004).

Unless every caste and subcaste within the SC/ST/BCs starts loving its jati people and strengthens its jati identity, all of us will be simply wiped out, our identity destroyed under the powerful Brahminical hinduisation (enslaving) drive.

Dr. Dixit must note that India will get peace only when the "Hindu heroes" stop interfering with our lives.

Dr. Dixit deeply loves his jati (he calls it an extended family which in other words means "collection of certain gene pool". Fine.

Caste is good but caste system bad

We like Dr. Dixit for his frank admission saying that "there is nothing wrong with India's caste system". Every Brahmin scripture says the same.

But where we differ from the author is: we also say there is nothing wrong with the caste. But not with the caste system which implies hierarchy and graded inequality — ascending order of reverence and descending degree of contempt. We hate such a system. India's fall is only due to its caste system.

We want Dr. Dixit to amend his statement. But this amendment will make a world of difference but his fellow Brahmins wil not agree with it because it is the caste system that made the Brahmins the ruling class of India.

Chitpavans produced great celebrities including the greatest vaidik scholar of the pre-independence days, Bal Gangadhar Tilak. The Peshwas of Pune were Chitpavans. Many Chitpavans were terrorists. They murdered many British people in India because the British were responsible for uplifting the Dalits and other victims of Brahminism.

Nathuram Godse, the killer of M.K. Gandhi, was a Chitpavan. So also Savarkar, one of the founding fathers of the RSS which was headed mostly by Chitpavans. RSS is dominated by Chitpavans.
India's intellectual desert

RSS-BJP and such other Brahminical organisations are playing havoc, tearing apart the social fabric of India. The social tensions are rising. India is going downhill. Dr. Dixit is a scientist but even his jatwala scientists are not ready to accept what he says. Dixit is intellectually honest but India has become a vast intellectual desert.

See Dr. Dixit's love of his jati in quoting from an MIT economist, Lester Thurow:
If a group of people have no sense of where they came from, it is difficult for them to have any sense of where they should go. Without a remembered past and a charted future, few humans see the journey that they are in fact taking. Not knowing that they are on a journey, they cannot and will not build the tools that will be necessary if their journey is to be successful." (p.5)

Another wonderful thing about the Chitpavans is they were unknown in India before the year 1600 AD. The name Chitpavan came from the town Chiplun on Maharashtra's west-coast. Chit+Pavan means purified by fire. They have blue and deep green eyes.

Other Brahmins consider them inferior. Until recently they were not accepted by other Brahmins, Chitpavans discovered themselves in the 1700s when Balaji Bajirao became the Peshwa, a Brahmin king of Pune. Peshwas are known for their notorious tyrannical rule.

Chitpavan ancestors had common origin with Ashkenazi Jews in the Baltic region. They migrated from their ancestral land around Black Sea to Konkan, he says

Black spots of Brahmins
Will remaining a Brahmin at heart, Dr. Dixit does not hesitate to admit the black spots of his jati. Chitpavans, he says, "are well-known for being diabolic, cunning and their cruelty is legendary" (p.48). Stinginess, callousness, lying, cheating are their other traits. They were also great practitioners of sati, bride-burning which they elevated as a holy ritual.

Racist views in the Gita
India might have produced many scientists but they hardly had any scientific temper. But Dr. Dixit's scientific temper and intellectual honesty makes him condemn Hinduism outright. He devotes a chapter itself (No.6) to dissect his moth-eaten religion. He even criticises the Gita for its "racist views" (p.108) of caste system (Chapter 18 verse 47) which even the Gujarat Bania, M.K. Gandhi, praised and got the Mahatma degree from the Brahmins. We thank Dr. Dixit for telling that the Gita was used by the Brahmins to enslave the Untouchables.

The entire Brahminical scriptures are noted for their anti-human traits. (Read Hindu nazi leader Arun Shourie's book criticising Hinduism, Hinduism: Essence and Consequences, Vikas). When the Vaidiks are so cruel to their own women, what can Dalits expect from them? That is why the vaidiks did not produce a single revolutionary. All the greatest revolutionaries who worked for social transformation were non-Brahmins — right from Budha to Babasaheb. And each of them was condemned (some killed) and crucified by the vaidik vampire. When a (Chitpavan) Brahmin (Godse) could kill Gandhi himself who did so much for Brahmins, we could imagine what they did for those hostile to their interests.

Dixit's intellectual honesty shines when he condemns even the "sacred scriptures" for their intellectual dishonesty (p.48). Why should we pay our attention to these ancient texts even in this modern scientific age, he asks. The dishonesty in Dharmasastras is worse than some lying or cheating for a dam (money) in the streets (p.48), he says and adds: "Rampant dishonesty is deeply embedded in Indian psyche from the ancient past".

He pays high tributes to Shivaji and praises him for putting the Brahmins on the top. But his ungrateful cousins in Pune said Shivaji was born to a Brahmin which provoked wholesale Maratha revolt resulting in the defeat of the Brahminical party of BJP and Shiv Sena. (DV Edit March 1, 2004: "Maratha - vaidik blood feud sparks attack on BORI: Shiva Dharma stress on caste identity"). The book is a great work which he could produce only because he lived in a land noted for its egalitarian values.

No vaidik leader will take his book seriously. Unfortunately Brother Dixit is not in India. However we wish he comes back to India and tries to reform his unwilling jatwalas?
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CHITPAVANISM
(A Tribute to Chitpavan Brahmin Culture)
Jay Dixit, M.D.
Chitpavan research associates
Ajit Joshi, Ph.D.
Raghunanda Dixit, MBBS
2004 pp. 300 Rs. 1,200
Special price of Rs. 800 to DV readers.
Dixit Publishers
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Chitpavan scholar debunks Brahminical race theory
Jay Dixit, Consulting Radiologist, Goshen General Hospital Goshen, Indiana - 46526

Thanks for your interest in our book, Chitpavanism (see p.8). To our knowledge this is the first book of its kind regarding the text, research and the presentation in the entire world in the English language for any community or a group of people and their unique culture. Currently work is under progress about other unique groups of people in Maharashtra and their way of life and the evolution. I hope we have created enough interest in you to read the book in full and keep you captivated until the last page. Sometime one has to read some sections twice to understand what is written in between the lines. This book is not about the caste system, race, racial purity, or false concepts of racial superiority.

Common Black mother: The book is strictly written on an unbiased and neutral basis by the currently known scientific methods. The book is not written by false pride and no attempt is made to whitewash but to present the facts and past history and views, no matter how today they may be politically or socially unacceptable or even downright embarrassing.

The book is written with malice toward none and is written to bring together people of Indian origin from all walks of life together on an equal footing to have a better future. After reading the entire book about the state of art scientific research it will be clear to the reader that there is no such thing as race. All human beings have a common mother and their mitochondrial DNA is same and all of them came from Africa, yes even the White man came from a mutation from a Black mother from Africa.

India's population history is interesting. Earliest settlers from Africa came to India between 60 to 100 thousand years ago. Approximately every 10,000 years slight mutations started to develop from which today's Dalit evolved as the first setters of Indian soil. Because mutations occurred differently at different places and times in the world today they do not look like Africans, for that matter Chinese, or Europeans, or Africans do not externally look alike.

Chitpavans and Dalit history is intertwined and may be of special interest to you, especially if you read the section on p.131-133 regarding the cross cultural influence between Kunbis, Marathas and the Chitpavans or other small tidbits through the book such a shamanism on the p. 94 up to the page 247 regarding the marriage of Prakash Babasaheb Ambedkar, MP, to Chitpavan wife, Maydev or finding the Mt DNA of Latasha from Africa in the Chitpavans on p.22-23.

When Mahatma Phule started his "Satyashodak Samaj" only the Chitpavan Brahmins such as Sadashiv Gorande and Sakharam Paranjpe stood by him.

You say that you are against Brahminism. However, we have malice toward none but only want to search the truth. I would certainly like to read your thesis about the "caste identity". Chitpavanism is simply a history of 60 family names. (krishni@aol.com)

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"Caste identity" as a magic weapon

Madhu B.N., MIG-129, D Block, 22nd Cross, 2nd Main, 3rd Stage, Vijayanagar, Mysore - 570 017
Frankly, I have not read your book, Caste — A Nation Within the Nation, (Books for Change, Bangalore, 2004). But I have made an humble effort to put my observations, perceptions on the basis of my own life.

Imagine how does a Dalit react to an urge to reveal his caste identity at a public or even a private gathering. He feels, he would be looked down upon once he discloses his identity. Now, ask a Brahmin to do the same. Observe how chirpy he would be. Why such an irony faced by the citizens of the same land?

The cunning barbarians did a devastating damage to the psyche of the natives by playing a well designed mental game which was forced upon them. The native was subjugated to mental drudgery which was carefully crafted with the help of puranas, smritis, Bhagavad Gita and other so-called holy scripts.

Brahmin pride: The Dalits have been tuned to not to reveal the caste identity by instilling a fear of being looked down upon. In contrast, the Brahmin is seen flaunting his caste identity whenever he gets an opportunity. Why this conflicting scenario again?

Now the time has changed. A Brahmin is seen overtly opposing the caste identity system but covertly doing his best to preserve the eternal system. Any depressed community is almost sure to incur the wrath of the bhoodevatas when they try to get the due facilities, rights etc. by using the caste identity. Is it not true?We have a weapon — a magical weapon indeed. You are also doing a commendable job in disseminating the coveted theory among the depressed populace. I know the Editor of Dalit Voice is taking pains to do this but we are always with you. Thank you once again for propounding the caste identity thesis.
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Dalit Christian public hearing planned
Dr. John Dayal, President, All-India Catholic Union, 505 -Link, 18 - IP Extn., Delhi - 110 092

The advocacy by various church groups in different parts of India has had considerable impact. However, we are planning four nation-wide public hearings of the plight of Dalit Christians to bolster the case before the national and international comity. The sessions are to be held in New Delhi, followed by Bangalore, Madras (or Madurai) and Hyderabad as the main centres of Dalit presence and mobilization. The public hearings will be before voluntary civil society tribunals headed by retired judges of the high court and with secular non-Christian members. We have experience of holding such public hearings in the past. The one of persecution of Christians in Karnataka held in 2003 in Bangalore with Justice Balakrishna was a resounding success and resulted in a major formal report and a documentary. We plan something similar for Dalit Christians in New Delhi on Dec.16, 17, 18. We plan to have 60 Dalit Christians from UP, Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan and Punjab to give their testimony before the tribunal.
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Doubts on church aid for Dalit liberation

We feel the Christian leadership is simply fooling the Dalit Christians who form 70% of Indian Christian population. If only the upper caste church leadership had been honest, it should have joined hands with the Dalits to strengthen its case. But the Christian leadership is not interested in joining us because its core content is upper caste. It does not want to hurt its Hindu cousins. The Brahminical Social Order (BSO) which rules India has decided against extending reservations to Dalit Christians as it will lead to an exodus of Dalits to Christianity, bringing down the Hindu population. The BSO is against conversion. The church also agreed with the BSO and gave up its mission to convert the Dalits. If conversion assures liberation, why the church is not ready to support our liberation movement? That makes us think the church leadership is anti-Dalit. All your public hearings and such other tamashas may bring you publicity but will not melt the Hindu heart. Before holding such publicity tamashas, we want you to go into the core issue of the problem. We did not expect Brother John Dayal also to follow the Syrian gimmicks.

The Brahmins particularly in the South, with the help of their monopoly media, have instigated the Dalits against Dalit Christians saying that if they are given reservations the Dalits will not get any jobs. That is why Dalit Christians are not getting support from Dalits. The Dalit Christians are not ready to join with us and accept Dr. Ambedkar as their saviour. The Brahmins and the Syrians are exploiting these contradictions. John Dayal has nothing to say on this — EDITOR.
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Advani — last general of dying BJP
Gurnam Singh Muktsar, 2 - Bhagat Singh Nagar, B/h Bus Stand, Muktsar - 152 026

With sex charges made by his own daughter-in-law, L.K. Advani is sinking deeper and deeper into crisis along with his party. When he took over the presidentship of the Brahmana Jati Party (BJP), I called him "the last general of the dying BJP". Though Advani, BJP's chief warrior, is liked by our Editor, V.T. Rajshekar, being our open enemy, I feel he is the last general of the sinking ship of vaidik thought.

For long, BJP is powered by non-Brahmins (No-Brains) like Advani, Bal Thackeray, Uma Bharati, Togadia, Kalyan Singh, Narendra Modi, Naidu, Singhal. All these fellows travelling on the Ram Rath, succeeded in demolishing the Babri Masjid with the silent support of the then Brahmin Prime Minister Narasimha Rao. By killing the Muslims in thousands after the Babri Masjid episode, these zeroes overnight became heroes.

Failure to get throne: As a result the "Hindu" Ram Rath succeeded in putting the wily Vaidik A.B. Vajpayee on the throne as the 6th Brahmin PM to convert "India shining" in corruption from top to bottom. With the rise of BJP, top "intellectual force" of the Aryan Vaidik Brahmins, the RSS, deserted the Congress, the original Brahminical party of India, and all RSS top leaders started occupying govt. chairs. Executive, administrative, defence and judicial wings were packed with the handpicked vaidik crooks.

However, ruthless Aryan wars on India's moolvasis shifted Indian democratic rule from one Brahmin party to another Brahmin party. But like the Kshatriya hero, God Rama, the Sindhi Khatri Advani, became the real general of the Aryan wars but failed to get the throne which went to Vaidik Vajpayee.

Brahmin kills Gandhi: Just as the vaidiks killed M.K. Gandhi, a Bania, to make way for Pandit Nehru, the Kaul Brahmin of Kashmir, the poor Sindhi Khatri is denied the chair.

Gandhi was the general of the "freedom war", Advani was the chief of the kesri war against Sikhs, Muslims, Dalit-Backwards and others. Both fought their wars with the support of their Dalit-Backward lieutenants. These wars were manipulated by the RSS which posted Kalyan Singh, a Backward Lodha, to demolish the Babri Masjid, Beant Singh, Surjit Singh Barnala, Parkash Singh Badal, Tohra, K.P.S. Gill, Kuldip Singh Brar, Ranjit Singh Dayal, to demolish the Sikh culture of love, brotherhood, equality and liberty. Narendra Modi was used to massacre Muslims in Gujarat. Bal Thackeray, Togadia, Uma Bharati loyally served their vaidik masters.

But none of these idiotic NBs (No-Brains) could reach the throne of India which was reserved only for the vaidiks.

Vinay Katiyar, a top Kurmi leader and BJP chief of UP, is talking of the caste contradictions within BJP. All those who struggled for Ram Mandir must be given suitable place in BJP. He supports Uma's present position. BJP ship is being rocked by caste leaders. And caste has started its real play.

Manmohan Singh has no Brahminical mind. Laloo Prasad Yadav, Arjun Singh, V.P. Singh are also sworn enemies of vaidiks. All these people are guided by a powerful Italian woman, fuming with anger against the treatment given to her by the vaidik forces. The Brahminical forces as represented by BJP-RSS have become very weak. That is why I call L.K. Advani as the last captain of the sinking ship of Hindu nazism.
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Manipuri revolt against Delhi hegemony
Azad Athouba, Jiribam, Manipur - 795 116

The Armed Forces (Assam and Manipur) special Powers Act, 1958 (AFSPA) came into force in Manipur on Sept.9, 1980. Under the Act, life of the civilian is not secure. An army commissioned officer, warrant officer, non-commissioned officer or any other person of equivalent rank in the armed forces can arrest without any warrant those "who committed a cognizable offence".

The latest uprising in Manipur is the offshoot of the 24-year-long torture, killing, rape, molestation, violation of human rights, disappearance and so on.

On July 10, 2004 at midnight Thangjam Manorama (32) of Bamon Kampu, Imphal, was arrested by the 17th Assam Rifles at her residence. Lamjing Meira, a monthly reported that the arrest memo stated that she was an activist of the banned Peoples Liberation Army (PLA) but neither any documents of the party nor arms were found with her.

Manorama raped: On July 11, her body was found near Ngarian Maring village. She was raped, her private parts disfigured. She suffered five bullet injuries. Surprisingly, the Assam Rifles, later said Manorama was a corporal, a bomb-expert of the banned PLA and that they recovered a radio set and a hand grenade from her.

The people were shocked and terribly agitated and this turned into a mass movement and an uprising. Leading NGOs of Manipur formed a committee called Apunba Loop (united organisation) which called for a general strike on July 13 and 14. A day before the killing of Manorama, a 60-year-old Jamkholet Khongsy, a pastor, was also killed. The two incident ignited the people of Majipur.

Naked march: For the first time in the history of Manipur on July 15, 12 women, totally naked, marched on the headquarters of the Assam Rifles, carrying a banner and shouting:

"Indian Army rape us, Indian army take our flesh, we are all mothers of Manorama".
The situation was tense. The state govt. imposed indefinite curfew at Moirang, Thoubal, Bishnupur and the state capital, Imphal. The govt. decision further provoked the Manipuris. The whole of Manipur stood like one single person. July and August saw the worst human protest in the history of Manipur.

A judicial inquiry headed by retd. judge C. Upendra was announced. Forensic science laboratory revealed that a male-sperm was found in Manorama body. However, the attitude of the Central and state govt. has hostile. The ruling coalition partner, CPI, threatened the Okram Ibobi Singh Govt. to withdraw the AFSPA. Okram Ibobi lifted the black law partly but only in Imphal city. The Apunba Loop was not satisfied and several leaders were arrested.

A very dynamic organisation — the Manipur Forward Youth Front's (MAFYF) five leaders launched a self-immolation before the Chief Minister's house on July 24, 2004 but the police promptly prevented it. On Aug.15, Pebam Chittaranjan (32) from Bishnupur committed self-immolation.

Tarapot, an Imphal-based PTI representative in his book, Bleeding Manipur, (2004) says the army considers every Manipuri "as either an extremist, insurgent, sympathiser of militants or anti-national people".

Upto Sept. 5, over 872 anti-black law supporters have been injured.
The latest uprising is the outcome of a long-standing discontentment over the excessive violation of human rights under the AFSPA and step motherly treatment of the Centre.

So far, civilians killed in insurgency-related incidents in Manipur was 205 in 1997, 127 in 1998, 112 in 1999, 127 in 2000 and 140 in 2001 as quoted in the Bleeding Manipur.
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Brahminical bias against Sikhs
A.L. Rawal, 48/12, GF, Backside, E. PatelNagar, New Delhi - 110 008

This refers to DV article of Nov.16, 2004 (p.8): "Sikhs depicted as monkeys in Hindu films", by Gurnam Singh Muktsar.

I wrote in detail about it five years ago and it was published in the Hindu Sabhavarta of the Hindu Mahasabha. I wrote in protest against the bias against the Sikhs in Brahminical media. Now the situation has worsened. Even mobile SMS messages poke fun at Sikhs. Even my Brahmin colleagues send such messages.

About 15 years ago when I was with the Shaane-Sahara, Lucknow, the business manager of that weekly came to Delhi. I took him to a Connaught Place hotel for lunch. When we came out I pointed out that the food was good but there was too much ghee. He said: Punjabi hai na saala (meaning that the hotel owner being Sikh he had used much ghee). This is the mental make-up of the media. They must ridicule everything that is Sikh — whether religion or otherwise.

The Brahminical media hates the Sikhs because they do not bother about caste system and compete with the Brahmins at every step. They also beat them in their own game. This leads to lot heart-burning. Now they have invented another way to insult the Sikhs. They call them Pakistanis, the people who migrated from Pakistan. My son who is in the 8th class is also called a Pakistani by his Brahmin friends in school. This is going to continue for another generation at least.

When it is time to take the laurels, the Brahmin would be made to accept it. But when it is time to share the blame, a non-Brahmin would be named and shown on the TV. This is the insidious way of making non-Brahmins feel small and guilty and also of making Brahmins look bigger than life.

Tulsidas had said Poojiye Vipra Sakal gunheena (meaning that a Brahmin should be worshipped even if he is devoid of all virtues). This is exactly what is happening in the media.

Brother Muktsar has referred to Dr. Manmohan Singh. I would like to point out that the defeat of the Mughal dynasty was complete when Dr. Manmohan Singh unfurled the national flag at the Red Fort this years "independence day".
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