Ravana, the King of Lanka, addressed as a learned Brahmana, is now seen as a hero by the Dalit community. Some so-called identity and anti-Hindu politics have made a Brahmana king a hero for the Dalit Samaj. Why? Because he was killed by Shri Ram, who is worshipped by millions of Hindus as an avatar of Vishnu. These so-called Ambedkarites and leftists have always sought to portray Sanatan Dharma as being against Shudras and Dalits. But for every propaganda, they need an iconic figure, and so they cunningly chose three icons: Asura Raja Bali, Lankesh Ravana, and Mahishasura. Ironically, all three were kings and Dwijas (twice-born). Now, coming to Ravana— Who was Ravana? As per the Valmiki Ramayana: " The ten-headed and gigantic King Rāvaṇa, a younger (half-) brother of Kubera, son of Viśrava, the lord of ogres, who is endowed with extraordinary energy... To him was born a valiant son, who is a compeer of Rāvaṇa in might, has wai...
Glory to Aryavarta ࿗