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That the Upanishadic Sage Yajnavalkya was a #Beef eater, is an accepted fact among Indologists. Some Hindu traditionalists disingenuously claim otherwise. Well, even Twitter Sanghis' fav 'Historian' #TrueIndology, agrees that Yajnavalkya was a beef eater:

historum.com/asian-history/…
'It was in early medieval times the concept of "Bharatavarsha" was invented.. and the culture was characterized by a taboo on beef. If #beef eaters like #Yajnavalkya and #Savarkar were teleported to medieval India, they'd be shunned as mleccha "chandalas".' #TrueIndology agrees😜
Just noticed that Anamika OWNS #TrueIndology hashtag
Questions for Sanghis to ponder: How come Rishi #Yajnavalkya relish beef? How come #Savarkar endorse steak? Did #Vivekananda eat beef? #DalaiLama ate meat after moving to India? Did #TarekFatah manage to give up beef after he said he'd? Why many NRI Hindus devour Pepperoni Pizza?

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