Pandit Benimadhav Roy:
The Bengali Brahmin who offered Pathans head as narbali to Maa Yavanmardini Kali 🚩🚩🔱🔱🔱🔱

In the 16th century, Bengal was a land of turmoil and resistance. Among the many figures who rose to defend their faith and culture, Pandit Benimadhav Roy stands out as a unique and formidable character. Born as a Bengali Brahmin in the Rajshahi kingdom, Benimadhav Roy's journey from a learned scholar to a feared warrior is both fascinating and inspiring.

Pandit Benimadhav Roy was originally a Varendra Brahmin Pandit and a Sanskrit Acharya. His early life was dedicated to scholarly pursuits and religious studies. However, the socio-political landscape of Bengal during his time was fraught with challenges. The Pathans, who were in power, often demolished temples and idols, and disrupted Hindu religious practices.

Witnessing the desecration of his faith, Benimadhav Roy decided to take up arms to protect Dharma. He received martial training under the warrior Gobindo Singha. After Gobindo Singha's death, Benimadhav Roy took over the leadership of the group, earning the moniker "Pandit Dakat" (Pandit Bandit) due to his dual identity as a scholar and a warrior.

Benimadhav Roy's transformation from a Brahmin to a Kshatriya was marked by his unwavering commitment to defending his people. He formed a gang that became notorious for capturing Pathans on the night of Amavasya (new moon night) and offering them as sacrifices (narabali) to his chosen deity, Ma Yavanmardini Kali. This act was both a form of resistance and a ritualistic offering to seek divine protection and strength.

His two chief commanders, Jugal Kishore Sanyal and Chandi Prasad Ray, were instrumental in his campaigns. They were known for their ferocity and were feared by the Pathans, who referred to them as "Kaal Chandeya" and "Kaal Jogala" respectively.

Pandit Benimadhav Roy's actions left a lasting impact on the region. His residence, located on an island in Chalan Beel, was surrounded by dense forests and became known as "Pandit Dakater Bhita" (Pandit Bandit's Abode). The Pathans, however, referred to it as "Shaitan ka Bhita" (Residence of the Devil) due to the fear he instilled in them.

Despite the controversial nature of his methods, Benimadhav Roy is remembered as a defender of his faith and a symbol of resistance against oppression. His story is a testament to the lengths to which individuals will go to protect their beliefs and way of life.

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The reputation of India and Indians has been damaged a lot, some Pakistanis and Bangladeshis are also involved in this who call their dirty videos as Indian.

We need a department which does something to stop the growing hatred towards Indians on the internet, like if an Indian makes a dirty video which can bring bad name, it should be removed from the internet as soon as possible.

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It finally wrapped up in 2009 after years of suspense, much like how Squid Game sat on the shelf for a decade before becoming a hit—both stories took ages to see the light of day! Have you read "Teish Ghonta Shaat Minute" or listened to the Sunday Suspense adaptation yet?