Brahmins Must Unite, Says National President of All India Brahmin Mahasabha

Call for Unity Amidst Alleged Neglect

Farrukhabad, Uttar Pradesh – July 26, 2026 – National President of the All India Brahmin Mahasabha, Pandit Rajendranath Tripathi, stated upon his arrival in Farrukhabad that the Brahmin community is currently facing neglect and disdain. He urged the community to unite and become aware of their rights.

“If the Brahmin community unites, no one can harm them,”

Pandit Tripathi told the media during a program organized at Raabever Road, Fatehgarh. He accused the current government of a cold attitude towards Brahmins, stating that the community feels like tenants in their own home.

Community Mobilization and Political Allegations

Pandit Tripathi revealed that an awareness campaign is underway among the Brahmin community across 75 districts of Uttar Pradesh, with visits to 10 districts already completed. His objective is to bring 138 Brahmin organizations onto a single platform.

Responding to a question regarding UGC laws, Pandit Tripathi alleged that the government is attempting to sow discord in society by enacting such legislation. He also criticized the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), once considered the party of the upper castes, claiming it no longer respects Brahmins and Sanatan traditions.

He highlighted his 27-year effort to strengthen the organization and expressed regret that all Brahmins have not yet been fully brought together. He claimed that a surprising decision from the Brahmin community could be seen in the 2027 assembly elections against the BJP.

During the event, he appealed to Brahmins associated with all political parties to work together for the welfare of the community and the public. Prominent officials present included Sanjeev Chaturvedi, Rajiv Pathak, Mridul Chaturvedi, Akhilesh Pandey, and Durgesh Mishra.

Organizational Appointments Announced

Organizational appointments were also announced at the occasion. Vansh Vajpeyi was nominated as the State Secretary of the All India Brahmin Sangh, while Sanjeev Chaturvedi was given the responsibility of District President.