RELIGION - ATTACK ON HINDUISM - PART 2
The Indian National Congress in the then Madras Presidency was almost ruled entirely by brahmins. There was a resentment among a few of the non brahmin leaders among the congress people then and this resulted in formation of the Justice Party in 1916 which fought the election to the assembly of the Madras Presidency and supported the efforts of the British government in Delhi and opposed whatever that INC stood for, which incidentally included Freedom of the country. However, one of the founding fathers of the Justice Party, EVR Naicker, had a different take in that he was anti Tamil though he himself was born in an interior Tamilnadu town. Once the freedom was wrested from the British, the Justice Party did not have much say in the post independent India and the party was slowly going into oblivion. EVR expanded his Self Respect Movement and started his Dravida Kazhagam from the ashes of the Justice Party. The party was able to get some firebrand youngsters li...