AHINDA

AHINDA (A Kannada acronym for Alpasankhyataru or minorities, Hindulidavaru or backward classes, and Dalitaru or Dalits) is a Political terminology coined by the Karnataka state's first backward leader Devraj Urs, AHINDA has been reinvigorated by Siddaramaiah.[1][2]

There are two explanations regarding the motives behind AHINDA. Firstly, it is a challenge to the continuing dominant caste hegemony in Karnataka politics. Secondly, it is a non-political social movement aimed at pursuing the cause of social justice to the oppressed classes.[3]

History

Conferences

Notable leaders

Devraj Urs, R.L.Jalappa, Siddaramaiah, Dharam Singh, S.Bangarappa, Prof.Nanjundaswamy, A.J.Sudhakar, Afroz Pasha, Dr.Govinda Raju, Ramachandra, Dr.Saroja, Lakshmipati, Dr.Lakshmipati Babu and C.S.Dwarakanath

Criticism

gollark: That sounds kind of problematic.

gollark: It doesn't take THAT much time to say haeh.

gollark: Apparently there are 40 results for them saying "haeh".

gollark: The only thing we have to fear is fear itself, and also COVID-19 and rioting.

gollark: The internet was obsessed with the murder hornets for a while but we seem to have mostly forgotten about them.

References

Sharma, Supriya. "In Karnataka, it is Congress party's AHINDA versus BJP's Hindutva". Scroll.in.
Wallace, Paul (7 July 2015). "India's 2014 Elections: A Modi-led BJP Sweep". SAGE Publications India – via Google Books.
M.H, Dr Prahalladappa. "Emerging Political Leadership Of Backward Classes In Karnataka". Lulu.com – via Google Books.

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[1] Sharma, Supriya. "In Karnataka, it is Congress party's AHINDA versus BJP's Hindutva". Scroll.in.

[2] Wallace, Paul (7 July 2015). "India's 2014 Elections: A Modi-led BJP Sweep". SAGE Publications India – via Google Books.

[3] M.H, Dr Prahalladappa. "Emerging Political Leadership Of Backward Classes In Karnataka". Lulu.com – via Google Books.