Chambal was once one of the most dangerous places in India. Since then, the dacoits have surrendered, but how much gun culture has remained? Brut journalists spent a week in this infamous borderland to find out.
Had no idea India had their own Texas, they all seem like good people who only want to protect their families and property. As an American I respect that ❤️🇺🇸
I live in Bhopal, but my village is in Bhind. I can assure you that the guns they keep are for their interest in weapons and not to harm anyone..The fact is that Bhind & Morena produces large number of personnels in the Indian Army, BSF, and Police forces. there was a time when dacoits ruled over the chambal region, but the reforms in the administration has drastically changed the scene of chambal.
I believe every gentleman citizen except criminals should be allowed to keep guns. If one violates the law strong action will be taken against them. Weaponisation of commons will drastically solve many problems of India.
@@yashpalchaudhary9752 I am against LIBERAL GUN LICENSE regime, In America they say Conservatives and RW encourage Gun culture, similarly i am RW hindu who support Modi but i dont want same incidents which happen in USA every week, some chutiya picks up a gun and kill children in school college party shopping mall etc. It is almost impossible to do background check in country like india, thoda paisa do Character certificate bhi bann jayega farzi. I am in support of VERY STRICT GUN LICENSE REGIME, only those who have VERY HIGH LEVEL OF THREAT or evidence that he or she can be attacked anytime should be granted license.
The United States is the most heavily armed population in the world. The people here are still rude as fuck. We got a bunch of guns and a bunch of assholes. I'm sorry Mr. Heinlein. Your logic does not hold up.
Well only if law allows it otherwise it gives you an tyrranic advantage over other people Yes I say advantage bcoz guns are illeagle so nobody has them, machetes and other tools are pretty famous though
I disagree with you. So anyone can carry a gun as long as they are patient and responsible? Most people carrying a gun are responsible? Or should I trust in them with my life because they carry a gun so they must be responsible?
@Akshay koyili yet a knife can't cause the amount of damage as a rifle, yes you can kill anyone with anything, you can kill one person or two with a knife, but with a rifle you can kill as many as you want
After watching the whole video.. I honestly feel like you bothered these people for no reason. Honestly their hospitality and openess to talking with strangers is the beautiful part of this video. They had no reason to entertain the interviewer.. outside of their own very warm and social culture.
these journalists are typical orientalists- people who see and judge their own people through the eyes of a western colonizer. did you notice the accented english that the girl has? It is like a juicy coincidence that not just her pronunciation, but even her mind is westernized.
It's funny reading your comment and the thread. The reporter through the reporting shows us through the words of the locals their story and their reason for the prevalence of gun culture. This is absolutely alien for many people living in many other places in India forget the world. About the accent. There are 140 Cr Indians last I checked. Many living abroad. Born abroad, educated abroad. The channel is also targetting a global audience. Where majority of the people would understand the language the way she says it. To assume that to be westernization is ridiculous
Well they hardly had their own inputs here. The locals told us most part of the situation. They seem hospitable and open minded is also shown through the video.
@@pushpak2120 Do you even know oriental means? Why are incels like you so quick to judge people? Why the fuck do you think the journalists were judgemental? They were open af and listening to whatever the people were saying.
Rajputs are major population of Chambal Rajput protects nation, dharma obviously martial race Rajputs are known as thakur,banna,bapu darbar,rajje,rana ranaji in india as per the different states
@@yuvrajsharma2200 where did I mention my religion or caste here😂? it's just my personal dream to own a cruiser bike, guns and a huge fertile farm land!
🇺🇸✌✊🖖🇮🇳❤ Great respects to these people who are responsible and peaceful gun owners. All people in the world have the right and responsibility to take up arms and defend themselves, or hunt if they need to.
Amen. I dream of a day all peaceful gun owners will not be oppressed by their governments, and may be seen by their peoples as defenders of rights rather then terrorists
@@ujwalmokashi6702 you must not be very familiar with world history. or what the Taliban has done for 20 years, or what happened in Vietnam. what about the IRA. The cartels are still kicking. The government gets its fighting force from taxes and the people. If the people want they can overthrow the government at any moment. unless the government is willing to nuke themselves. doubtful. those politicians only care about themselves.
as an American, I have to say to all Indians who are armed: never ever give up your guns. the liberty and independence of your people sprouts from their muzzles.
We already have gained our independence . Also if gun culture becomes common in India , then it can even surpass Texas in records, so no matter what you say , gun should not be allowed atleast without proper license .
@@TusharSharma-cy9xo gandhiwadi and nehruwadi🤡, if heros like bhagat singh, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose will not fight for india then it takes more 20+ years to get independence and if we supported our real hero on that time then we will get our independence before 1947. Congress is real problem of India😒
These guys would love it here in America!! Being a responsible gun owner in a RED state. We can own basically any gun ever made.. it gets harder when you start getting into anything over 20 millimeter.
@@siddhantkumar1028 Hahaha. You will love it mate. I was in Vegas and I couldn't explain to my friends how I am enjoying more spending my time at a gun range rather than casinos and hotels. I hope you visit US soon and have the best time of your life!
Arrey ye toh hamara ilaka hai . Never thought I will see documentary on my chambal area. Thank you guys, I love my homeland people really take education seriously here and we have high participantion in army
@@bs84578 They are the elitists who live in gated communities. They dont know the struggles of common man where we have laughable police effeciency in most of the states. Thats why we have guns.
As an American to the firearm enthusiasts in India- never let your guns go. They’re valuable tools for protecting yourself and your loved ones- from all violence and injustice, whether from street gangs or government thugs.
We are not like anyone like you. Dont teach us. We wil and an surrender weapons if the government ask to do. And give up our guns during elections. So we are not against the government or such law.
But govt is afraid here of people having guns, they will never allow this because India is a very diverse country. There would be too much violence here if guns will be allowed like in West + secessionists will also benefit from this
@@parveshbisht4955 Perhaps the govt should consider giving religious and ethnic minorities more freedoms and self governance instead of cracking down on guns.
I am an Pro-US 2nd Amendment supporter from India and I am from West Bengal, where riots and political murders are on rampant scale. I believe that every law abiding citizen should have the right to Self Defence and arms
What's worse is your shallow ego being hurt by an accent. There are many people who are multilingual, who can speak proper American English and authentic hindi. They can also change their English based on who they are talking to. Which shouldn't be as surprising as your insecurity
@@TheGeorgeous "They can also change their English depending on who they are talking to" Doesnt seem so from the video. The reporter was talking in a supposed amercian accent while travelling to an Indian village, working for an Indian media channel.
@@vpn2830 💯💯 absolutely bro it was completely evident from her accent which by the way she was struggling to cope up with was that juzz because she was working for an international media group she wanted to sound more foreign 🤷♂️🤷♂️
That's a neat gun culture. I love those old break-action shotgun designs. Very simple and elegant. I'd be curious to know why shotguns have become so prominent in this region over rifles. Is it because of Indian laws? Or simply because of cost?
actually its a cycle ... guns are costly because of strict law and government factory monopoly in gun manufacturing... they deliberately sell guns at higher cost to reduce wide spread purchase of gun. so the most affordable option remains a good old 12 bore
Daniel 12ga is more versatile. We can only have limited number of firearms in most cases its only 1 in our lifetime. So if you are supposed to have only 1 long gun 12 ga would be your obvious choice for self and home defense due to its versatility. Also the cost of Rifle Cartridge is higher in compare to Shotgun shell in India. And Price for Shotgun (Indian Make) is less compare to a standard Bolt Action Rifle .315 or 30.06 in this case. Hope that clarifies. Ohh BTW Hunting is completely banned in India hence .315 doesn't have much practical use in Close combat Home Defense Scenerio.
When you live in a small village and fueds are common. Guns act as a deterrence just like nukes for a country in the world and even today law and order is not so efficient. So it also becomes a reason to possess firearms.
@@yashpalchaudhary9752 I agree ..but bro still rather than strengthen the masses through arms the right way is to strength the police, administration and state in the region
@@b12abhaypatel7 Even the most efficient police force in the world will not be in the right place for at least 10 minutes. You dont need me to tell you how our police forces are. And i am talking about cities here, forget the rural side. A criminal will require only a couple of minutes to kill you. You are your best defense.
People carrying guns but still i didn't heared news that they killed each other for any personal revenge or any other crime news from chambal in 21st century. They knows value of life and the use of gun.
@@ganeshnaik9463 I know the dark history of chambal. Many innocent people are killed, and being looted. Now, these generation knw the importance of life. may be they kept gun but they r empty.
Sir, RAJPUTO ke paas hathiyaar rehte hi hein. Kisi community ko disrespect nahi karte hein, lekin Hume apne culture par garv hei. Aap humari izzat karoge, hum aapki. ✌️
Sikhs ke pass bhi kirpaan rehta hai apni aatmaraksha ke liye aur anyaay ke virudh. Ussi drishti se dekhna chahiye. Lekin agar insaan apne matlab ke liye hatiyaar istemaal karega toh bahut gadbad ho jayega.
I am Rajput and my family had different angry aggression especially against injustice. My uncle used to carry gun! He passed away 2 years ago. Baki jab gora tha yahan tab theek tha baki i had heard stories of well known thieves. My dadi ama used to told me ......
@@aryanhassan4659 in Quran it says we had made your caste and your names to be recognized! Also don't carry away with words listen our genetics had some variation in traits which reflect us ..... Now scientifically proved to you. Baki I think you are Indian so caste system was problem with you not with me. I don't care about race person had gender they had social standing they had. I am Rajput and i am proud to be Muslims because i considered others as equal to me. I am talking here about behavior due to genetics!
@@aryanhassan4659 i am not a superior but what makes me superior here is not using "WTF" against you because Qur'an prohibited using such words and seems like your educational institution is streets and you are calling yourself a Muslim. I know American style of conversation seems cool dude! But that reflects you don't had your own culture left inside you. 😎
Morena safe my backside. Lookup Morena Sand , Rock, Liquor Mafia.(Specifically Narendra Kumar Singh) Frequent kids on bikes/jeeps brandishing and firing weapons , gun intimidation too is a regular thing there. This place needs to be in next season of Mirzapur .
Owning guns should not be considered a matter of concern, keeping weapons is part of life of kshatriya community and this should be made more easier just like America as it is helpful in empower population against the tyranny of government.
Bharat mai chutiyo ki kam nhi hai...... people in India are irresponsible about handling the firearms.... people are immature.... movie dekh ke Josh Mai hosh kho dete hai
@@vroomerlifts the wrong thing is in case you are not happy with government you can protest but with arms mobs can be used to establish a region out for themselves...more like illegal occupation using public anger.. that's how naxals work
Hmm interesting, I live in Idaho and I have a lot of "guns"(a gun is actually an artillery piece) too. I didn't know it was considered a strange practice. I didn't know owning a weapon of any kind would mean that a person was evil, violent, malicious, or of a criminal nature. I have never felt any type of supernatural influence urging me to commit violence eminating from a firearm or any other weapons. They are basically inanimate objects that require an operator, they do not function independently or have any ability to telepathically control a person's mind. I have never shot a person, but I have shot various types of birds, deer, elk, yak, cattle, a few pigs and several goats,...oh and a rabbit once. (they were delicious once prepared and cooked). If there ever comes any murderous thieves in the night I would not hesitate to introduce them to my shotgun or pistol (I pray I never have to though) as it is permitted by the law of my State and God Almighty as well as the local Constable of course. Never leave loaded firearms unsecured or unattended, don't point a firearm at anyone or anything you don't intend to shoot, don't drink alcoholic beverages before handling firearms, don't act like a fool and wave around or brandish firearms, sabers, swords, or other edged weapons (because that's a good way to get yourself shot). Take care and be safe, and may the Lord bless you. Have a great day !!!
In India you can't own a gun unless you are in army, police Or some security services. Another way of getting legal permission to own gun is by giving a good enough reason in court that why you need it for security.
Having a firearm is not considered strange in India…nor is it looked down upon in any way…it is only the unlicensed and thus illegal firearms which are almost always used for crime that are considered a taboo. But I understand why you got this idea because the makers of this film portray it to be so. The thing is that the makers themselves have no idea of what the gun culture in India is like and because it’s strange and perhaps a little evil or violent to them they portray it as that in the video too. They approach it with ignorance and a bias and that shows in the video giving a very, very wrong idea.
No, you do not need to go and give some judicial court a reason for keeping firearms for personal protection…it is the district magistrates office that issues them besides the home ministry etc. And personal protection isn’t even the only or the most common reason…you can be a recipient of a legacy arms licence…you can have one issued because you are an athlete indulging in any sports that involve firearms…you can even get them in special cases for hunting animals if the animals are damaging crops etc…
not 10 gun models just 3 types ucan get permission only np bore revolver pistol breech loading shotgun and boltaction rifles.no auto r allowed for civvilians.
@@user-zh9mz7yd9x i know. I remember how sanjay dutt escaped from a longggg prison time. He got lucky. I'd get 25 years. Well, some people still don't give up and lose hope. 😏
The fact that these people understand that keeping gun gives you a responsibility to protect those around you and not dominance over others is more than enough to respect their choice to possess a firearm PS : I am against mass gun ownership that can simply lead to chaos. One should own a firearm only and only if the the best way to counter a threat to oneself and those around him/her is no longer possible by any conventional method. Again gun ownership comes with responsibility to defend yourself and those around you not to assert dominance and I do believe a gun ownership lisence should only be given after strict and stringent character, need and previous criminal record assessment.
@@Gangster88232 well I am not going all guns blazing with the second amendment. Damn India don't even have that but Indians still posses the right to defend oneself and if needed each other. If the sole purpose of gun ownership is that of a protective counter measure then it's no longer primitive on the contrary it is civilized. Once again gun ownership is extremely hard to come by in India legally. If you are found in possession of illegal firearm or katta you are in a hell of a ride for prison and court visitings.
Good to spot a person like you. I also support guns for all except criminals. But I also want Right to recall CM Right to recall SP Jury system, to ensure fair use and justice delivery in case of mishap.
Thankyou for making a documentary on my area❤️ The people have changed a lot from last 25 years. Thankyou again Brut for bringing out the ground reality
To me, the only interresting thing is that it seems to be possible to legaly own firearms and even handguns in India. Apart from that, the whole "documentary" appears to be rather sensationalistic, not very imaginative and overall not very informative to be honest. It seems to be more into feeding stupid stereotypes like guns=violence - which are simply not true but persistent thanks to "documentaries" like these. Yet, I understand If you like to see your local area presented on TV (who wouldn't) but if its a documentary about gun culture in that or any other part of India, I would like to learn something about how they apply for licenses, what kind of firearm is legal and what is not, what clubs there are, hunting, sporting, plinking (leisurely shooting) etc... - nothing of the sort, just soundbites of chambals seemingly violent past and some guys wielding registered guns and making stupid remarks that fit the picture - as if legal private gun ownership was the principle root of any violence.
@@FazzyKVlogs aur sabse pehla rajput mughal vivaah hua hi rajput ke sath tha babur ki beti ka raja dharamchand katoch ke sath rajjput sirf rajasthan nahi h bhai ji aur bhi hain garhwal ke ilaake pe mughal kya mughal ka ek tattu tak nahi aame dete the na hi kumaon mein aj bhi uttarakhand mein 30% rajput same for himachal jammu even punjab ke muslim rajput bhaisahab lol dulla bhatti vs akbar hua tha yad hai? Aur mp chambal bundelkhand baghelkhan side ke rajput ladte rhe hain mughals se ya mewara ke? Even jaipur ke rajputo ne hi afghanio ki 5 tribes ko haraya tha aur apna panchdanga jhanda taiyaar kiya tha be khud toh tumhaare baapu mughal ladne jaate nhi the baad kein jaipur ne hi khatushyam mandan ya mandoli mein mughalo ki zara badhiya se servicing ki lol ya bihar awadh east up west up ke baghi rajput zamindar royals ho ya gujarat ke
@@FazzyKVlogsTu lower class hai beta BABUR ki beti ki shaadi Dogra RAJPUT se huyi thi aur mughal khud RAJPUT SE shaadi karte the PATHAN - MUGHAL - RAJPUT wedding bhot common thi AKBAR KI BATEEJI , HYDERBAD KE NIZM KI BETI Aur na jaan kitne muslim ranio ki Shaadi RAJPUT SE huyi thi
I think brut didn't understand baisc logic of gun culture in chambal Most of these guns are licensed and since india have strict gun laws Licenced guns show that you have high contect in "Beurcacy" People have basic mentality that an person with licensed guns is dabang But situation is changing since quality education is coming in the region
It's not a problem to own a gun every citizen has the freedom to get a weapon through the legal procedure, the problem is about the harm, that not everyone but a few could do and if one has to commit a crime he can even kill a person with a stone or anything. Your video is focusing over weapons idk what is wrong about having a gun, this culture of owning a gun should never get over and the arms act should get more flexible so that guns could be more reachable and people go less towards the illegal made guns or so called Desi kattas.
Asha Sikarwar is a woman of character. The women's got courage and style. I loved it. On the side note government should create jobs and improve the quality of education. When the younger generation will study the impact of violence not just in India but from all around the world then their perception regarding violence might change.
education can make a person intelligent but self defence is must we r living in violent culture where criminals have illegal andmore lethal weaponsthan licenced weapons .It is not practical approach we have seen 1984 mass killingswhere victimshave guns or swords there was less causaulties.
Belonging to Chambal, Mirzapur was nothing special to me that's why I never watched it. But Dacoits were not Savages those people had some ethics. My father who was a policeman once met Nirbhay Dacoit because he saved him from false charges. Not only Nirbhaya Paid him respect but he also ate food with him & on returning Nirbhaya Touched his feet & gave ₹500 as Gift.
As I am from Jalaun district of Chambal,UP, I could say thatthe things have changed for good, while my grandfather was alive, we had 3 guns in the house and now that he is no more, we just have 1 in the house, with time things are changing and we rarely get to use those guns cause of this change. It was very common but it's no more that common nowadays.
Gwalior, Bhind, Morena has its own charm ❤️ You will see guns but not violence. It's always pleasure to visit these places because people here are so kind and caring. Humbleness+Strength is a rare combination which we can easily find here.
Chambal has been always place for Rajput mafia nd underworld Even the encounter specialist who cleared chambal was himself a Rajput ....sir Bhadoria most encounter in India Even the greatest dacoits were Rajputs paan singh Tomar nd Sikarwar These community is just lit nd on another level Respect from a Yadav bhai Jai maharana pratap Hai prithviraj Jai shree Ram Jai shree krishna
@@greekgod3974 yes bro rajput yadav have been there together for centuries but being a yadav myself I don't like om yadav... He only creates hatred between thakur bhai and yadavs.... He should know that gurjar are in only large number in Haryana and Punjab but rajput and yadav are all around india from uttar pradesh to Himachal pradesh to Rajsthaan to bihar
Some issues with QR codes on ammo: Revolvers won’t automatically eject shell casings. Judging by the photos of those illegal firearms, they won’t either. What about someone defacing the QR code prior to shooting ? Or picking up a spent casing with someone else’s QR code and reloading it ( applying a new primer, gun powder and bullet to the casing ). Then if it’s used in a crime the finger is pointed at an innocent person. Seems like it may increase the cost of owning firearms, but likely will do little in regards to crime.
Appreciate your efforts but there's lot more than what you can see. I was in Jabalpur, Sidhi, Deosar, Singrauli for 4 years.. there's lots and lots ### stuff that drives this Baghi Culture.Its quite well kept too.. but a great effort on your part. Good Job 👍
I'm American & I'm not laughing. I've owned over 10 assault rifles of various models & I sold them all. I have come to the same conclusion as the gentleman with the 12 gauge/bore.
It has to be peaceful buddy. An Law abiding Armed Society is always a peaceful and polite one. criminal will dare to step it there. Please maintain this legacy and keep Morena this way. Dont surrender Arms and we are proud of People of Morena for their self sufficiency about protecting their families and property. So Proud of them. Love from Kolkata , India
Why would you try scrubbing a metal bullet filled with inflammable powders!? That's just self sabotage. I for one think it's a good concept. But once the bullet is fired you prolly can't trace back the qr code so it's impractical.
@@therewasonceacatnamedmeimc247 I think you do not know how bullets work. Bullets don't fire untill the primer is ignited which happens only when the primer seal is parched from blunt force of the hammer.
@@anandprakashpathak2586 exactly, he doesn't know it works 🤣🤣 scrubbing it off with a sandpaper is quite easy. it is the most common trick, people scrub off the serial number of guns too as well as on vehicles, so the authorities can't find who it was registered to.
You do know that a sound person can become "unsound" anytime right? When anger takes over, even the calmest priest can become violent. Every Indian owning a gun is recipe for disaster.
@@noice8674Which is why you can't get a license if you're not mentally stable, they will do a background checkup on you and make sure you don't have any criminal records and if you are sane person before they give you the license and this unsound person can also use knives, cars, or actually pretty much anything hard or sharp to kill people so just being concerned over guns which are wayyyyy more fucking harder to get is dumb and every person owning a gun will make it easier for them to defend against this unsound person too
@@iamepicfumo2360 You don't understand. Person might be mentally stable during background check but you never know what is going to happen to his mental stability after 3-4 years after getting the license. That's what I was telling. And about knives, cars or sharp objects, it doesn't kill as many people as firearms. Moreover you have a chance to defend yourself against knife unlike guns. That's what is happening in America. Person will be sane during background check but snaps after a couple of years and involves in school shooting, public shooting etc which could have been avoided if not for the guns. Even the military veterans aren't exception to this.
@@iamepicfumo2360 Not having guns is always far better than everyone owning a gun. Also you cannot Rome with a gun to defend yourself all the time can you? Would you carry a gun to work, school etc? No right. That's why gun culture is dangerous.
a girl fearlessly collects information from a town having gun culture hats off to your work mam I am also a writer from small town one or other day I will like 👍 to work with you
In the past it was for dacoity,present the situation is different, it's kept as a hereditary property and also may be for self protection as to the reason mentioned in the license book. Nowadays it's difficult to get a license so,the person tries to pass on to the next generation. Nothing wrong in having a licensed gun.
Self Defense is our right.. Make it more easier for all People in Entire India with no Criminal Record to buy Guns. Our Hindu Ancestors always had Swords for Self Defense, Today we have Guns, no difference. A Nation that is ashamed to defend itself will go down in History as a Cowardly Nation. Guns don't kill people, Murderers kill People.
My grandfather was the Sarpanch of a village near gwalior and he'd always tell that once easy gun licenses were handed out , people took care of the problem without depending on the police
This sort of gun culture is prevalent in UPs Shahjahanpur, Shahbad, that region! I had a chance of attending a couple of wedding functions there. All ladies came wearing their best jewelry and all men came decked out with their firearms 😅 But it is all quite harmless really…. Until something goes wrong…. Which only happens rarely.
Bhai waha pe aisi guns ko bahut obsolete aur bekar maana jaata hai.....waha machine guns, assault rifles jese ki ak 47 bhi isse jyada commonly milti hai
@@hemantsharma3399 mai apki baato s puri tarah sehmat hu. Bali pratha pr b ban hatana chaie.....ahinsa karte karte hm log sher se bandar ban gye hai. Tbhi bakre hawi hone lage hai
Rajputoo ki aan baan shaan hai shastra joo bharat n bharat vaashiyoo ki rakshaa k liye use kiyaa.. ..tabhi bhi jantaa k rakshak rahe...aaaj bhi hai army n police n kabhi baaghi banke...
This is my area my district my chambal I also own a revolver not for showbaazi but for safety so don’t spread anything about my land My district is a border district with lots of Beehad that’s why we always carry guns and we are really proud of our motherland
Not from the region but my father has business in that area. I used to go with him during my childhood days and he would tell me stories about how dacoits used to operate in area few years back.... Really scared the shit out of me.... My father has a firearm for security purpose, like you said....
This is not necessarily true. But I understand where you're coming from. Although you have to understand that more guns don't translate directly into more peace. You also need education and responsibility. Look at Middle East for example.
@@FerallHog :) If you want to make a point, make a point. If you want to debate, debate. What you did was just being rude without actually refuting what I said. It wouldn't be wrong of me to infer you're the one who is more need of further education.
@@sen7826 you don’t understand the importance of citizens owning firearms to defend themselves from crime and an overbearing government. Look at Mexico. Citizens can NOT own firearms. So, the cartels torment them. The cartels don’t give a damned about gun laws. Mexican government owns guns. But the citizens don’t have the right? So they get murdered and abused. You sure trust your government. I trust myself snd my fellow citizens to maintain order and security. Read up in the issue. Don’t be a sheep and don’t listen to the propaganda. Guns equal freedoms and security. More guns, Less crime. Go buy a few guns and get a taste of freedom.
The past few hundred years have been really violent in these areas with kings, invasions, wars etc. Considering that, I think the place is changing for good.
Rajput Having Weapons/Guns Is Tottally Normal Wheather It is M.P, U.P, R.J, P.B, B.R Rajputs Have Weapons And We Pay For That And Taxes To The government as well
7:23 This guy's moustache tells you how dangerous he would have been in his prime. I don't watch movies, but recently watched 'Pan singh tomar' I a was touched.
In our old vedic culture , we had tradition to keep Shaastra gyan ( book knowledge ) & Shastra gyan ( weapon knowledge ) both. Thus make places peaceful.
We live in Gwalior since long time. We also have a pistol and rifle in our family but we never use them to show dominance or harm people. We keep weapons for the safety of our family and community and respect laws.
As compared to life in Khyber pakhtunkhwa especially the tribal areas, the firearms/guns are quite different as almost all of the people of K. P Pakistan possess military grade guns. Handling of firearms is quite a big responsibility not be used in aggression. Peace to all
