Supreme Court Rebukes Anti-Hindu Bias in 'Ghooskhor Pandat' Title

• A culture war targets specific groups, with Hindus and their symbols often reduced to satire and derision.
• Conferences and campaigns aim to 'dismantle Hindutva' and battle 'Brahminical patriarchy'.
• The Supreme Court rebuked the makers of 'Ghooskhor Pandat', stating no community can be denigrated under creativity's guise.
• The PIL objected to the title defaming the Brahmin community, with the court emphasizing fraternity as a constitutional value.
• The court's decision draws a line against the presumption that Hindu faith, especially upper caste, is 'fair game' for insult.