Anupama 27th February 2025 Written Episode Update: Chaos at the Kothari House, Bachelor Party Drama

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9J9IIUz2U8

You belong to the same class of clergy, nobility, and capitalists who expect common people and peasants to work tirelessly 24/7 with unshaken faith, surviving on meager salaries (₹5K–15K) while having no share in wealth, security, or power.

I genuinely doubt if you people even passed 10th grade, because 9th-grade Social Science covers global history of the clergy, nobility, and peasantry:

French Revolution ended monarchy, introduced liberty, equality, and rights, and inspired anti-colonial movements.

Russian Revolution toppled Tsar Nicholas II, sought economic equality and peasant welfare, but Soviet policies limited democratic rights.

Nazism under Hitler led to mass persecution, dictatorship, and oppression, undermining democracy and socialism. (CURRENT INDIAN GOVT)

History isn’t just about freedom and democracy—it’s a tale of power struggles and exploitation.

As artists depicted, nobles like you are the spiders, and peasants are the flies, just as spiders prey on flies, nobles thrived on the hard labor of the commoners.

Rome’s History Mirrors This Struggle:
Secessio Plebis (5th–3rd century BCE, Roman Republic): Plebeians withdrew from the city to demand political rights and protection from elite oppression, leading to reforms like the Twelve Tables and the creation of Tribunes of the Plebs.
Bagaudae (3rd–5th century CE, Late Roman Empire): Rebellious peasants in Gaul and Hispania resisted high taxes, forced labor, and elite exploitation, forming autonomous communities before being crushed by Roman and Frankish forces.
Comparison:
Secessio Plebis was a peaceful protest for legal reforms, while Bagaudae waged violent uprisings to challenge imperial control.
Both highlight the battle between the oppressed and the ruling elite.
Yet, centuries later, you still expect common people to serve without questioning the system, how much longer can this exploitation continue?
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Long before the French, Russian, and other revolutions, Gautam Buddha emerged as a reformer, challenging exploitation disguised as religious practices.
It wasn’t just peasants, many kings, including Samrat Ashoka, and wealthy individuals who understood the true essence of Brahman rejected meaningless rituals and superstitions(as humorously depicted in the movie PK).
They embraced Buddha Dhamma, became Buddhist monks (Bhikkhus), and promoted rational thought over blind faith.

If one follows the logic of reclaiming lands, temples, and punishing past wrongs, then we will support Buddhists, JAINS, KHALISTANI and MUSLIMS as well to demand the restoration of their sites and advocate for a Buddhist nation, considering that before Samrat Ashoka, there was no unified Hindu nation in India.
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Forget the past, if Rahul Gandhi truly takes a stand and firmly exposes the real character of Vinayak Damodar Savarkar, Abhinav Bharat, Srikant Purohit, Narendra Modi, and Amit Shah, then we will swiftly move past the endless debates on Gandhiji, Nehru, Aurangzeb, and Babur.

History has shown that power, politics, and religion have been dark spaces, where people sell their souls, betray humanity, and act out of conditioning, selfish motives, or helplessness.
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Stop being biased, stop going to extremes, don’t fabricate history, introspect and ask do we need to support people like Asharam Bapu, Dhirednra Sastry, Baba Ramdev blindly?

If we are going that what kind of legacy we are leaving? Is this real Hindutwa?
This version of Hindutva only benefits the top 1%, the clergy and the elite, while the common people remain blind followers.

Why those leaders of Hindutwa never send their children to become kar sevaks, gou rakhaks etc, why they dont chant Sankrit but learn English abroad?
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My heart breaks while saying against Baba Ramdev, though him I know Yoga, I know how much I have learnt from him , I still use anu tel when I get cold,
But yes I am hurt by fake promises and allegations, what made him so casual while dealing with public life. I demand accountability.

I strongly believe most of these leaders are in position due to their eagerness to work for public, but the day you become larger than life, people follow you blindly, you get promoted from general rail class to business class.
And the people because of whom you got promoted are still getting stampeded in rail stations, remember you have sold your soul to power/money.
A true leader always travels with people, because it knows he/she is for the people, by the people of the people.
Religion, too, should be for the people, by the people, of the people. Without people, there is no God, no power, no ideology.
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Remember the power of “Socialism” that fueled Indira Gandhi’s rise, focus on solving present-day crises instead of digging into the past, you never know what will come out of it.
The problems we face today are far more urgent and dangerous than past debates. Look forward, fix what is broken now.
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And dear people, now you have the power, become responsible. Demand skills and opportunities to perform, not to blindly follow.
Stand together, think critically, and stop idolizing leaders. Apply the Neti Neti (not this, not that) approach and hold leadership accountable.
Demand daily updates on what they have actually done.
Power should bring responsibility, not luxury. Leaders must not enjoy special privileges that ordinary citizens don’t have:
If your children can’t study abroad, don’t allow their children to either.
If you don’t get quality healthcare, don’t let them have exclusive medical access.
If your air and water are polluted, don’t let them live in purified environments.
If you stand in long queues, don’t let them skip lines with special passes.
It’s difficult to maintain civic sense when your turn rarely comes, so stop idolizing and start questioning. And most importantly see how best you can contribute to run this country,