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**Ifroham4** · 08-07-2006, 10:22 PM

He did not oppose for the sake of Indian independence, rather for his own survival after he is not a favourite among the majority of the population. The songs written about kings and Zamindhars are by the begging poets who pledge tamil for their livlihood cannot be taken seriously. If he is a real hero of the masses, why only naidu s in that region worship him.(with some of their rusted weapons) That too very few of them in numbers.
He is a Telugu and he is a Hero of telugus only accept the reality and we have many heros of Tamil orgin and give them the due respect. Don't belive the fake tamil's claim and get carried away.

There was no one single India back then to fight for. I think in spite of having Telugu origins, he fought for his land/kingdom which happened to be populated with Tamils. Does that not say something about him? And as Aravindhan has pointed out, we cannot apply today’s standards to judge what happened back then. If we do that, all of history's great figures can be easily prosecuted for Human Rights violation, War Crimes and almost everything that is listed in the UN to protect the common man.

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Ifroham4 Join Date Apr 2007 Posts 5,196 Senior Member	He did not oppose for the sake of Indian independence, rather for his own survival after he is not a favourite among the majority of the population. The songs written about kings and Zamindhars are by the begging poets who pledge tamil for their livlihood cannot be taken seriously. If he is a real hero of the masses, why only naidu s in that region worship him.(with some of their rusted weapons) That too very few of them in numbers. He is a Telugu and he is a Hero of telugus only accept the reality and we have many heros of Tamil orgin and give them the due respect. Don't belive the fake tamil's claim and get carried away. There was no one single India back then to fight for. I think in spite of having Telugu origins, he fought for his land/kingdom which happened to be populated with Tamils. Does that not say something about him? And as Aravindhan has pointed out, we cannot apply today’s standards to judge what happened back then. If we do that, all of history's great figures can be easily prosecuted for Human Rights violation, War Crimes and almost everything that is listed in the UN to protect the common man.
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