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Mulla

Simply means Muslim. It is a derogatory term for Muslims. (I don't really know what else to add in the explanation) TheVolatileWalker (talk) 06:20, 3 April 2020‎ (UTC)

Probably came from the word 'mullah', which is Islamic clerk.ASerb (talk) 13:04, 15 March 2023 (UTC)

Also Bulla is a slang term replacing the first letter of a word with the letter B.--2409:4085:101B:7557:731D:9A50:B29C:B28B (talk) 20:07, 31 August 2023 (UTC)

Neech

Translates to "lower". It is a casteist slur generally used by upper caste Hindus towards lower caste Hindus suggesting that they are inferior than them or “lower” than them. And that they belong to a "lower" caste. TheVolatileWalker (talk) 06:20, 3 April 2020‎ (UTC)

Hinjada

Derogatory term for transgenders or "kinnar"(किन्नर) TheVolatileWalker (talk) 06:20, 3 April 2020‎ (UTC)

Also 'Hijda', 'Hijra', 'Kinnar' aur 'Chakka'--2409:4085:101B:7557:731D:9A50:B29C:B28B (talk) 19:59, 31 August 2023 (UTC)

Bhangi

Casteist slur for people belonging to the castes of Valmiki. Valmiki is a large cluster of castes, and local groups from the Indian subcontinent. The Valmikis can be classified as a caste or Sampradaya. In terms of being classified as Sampradaya, the Valmikis trace their tradition to the Hindu sage Valmiki who is traditionally ascribed as the writer of the epic Ramayana. Valmikis are traditionally supposed to be cleaners/sweepers according to the Caste system. They are supposed to clean the toilets of Upper caste hindus and do all the filthy work they would require to get done. TheVolatileWalker (talk) 06:20, 3 April 2020‎ (UTC)

I've just started a Hindi version

Check it out. --Goatspeed. _{See what I'm up to}CircularRasoning^{Steal my ideas} 05:54, 15 January 2021 (UTC)

Online research reveals additional terms worth adding to wiki and urban dictionary.

- **Aaptard** - A term used to insult someone who is a supporter of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), a political party that claims to represent the common people. It is derived from a combination of the name of the party and the word retard. Example: "He's an aaptard who thinks Kejriwal is the best CM, he has no clue about governance."

- **Sickular** - A term used to disparage someone who is secular or tolerant of other religions, especially Islam. It is derived from a combination of the words sick and secular. Example: "She's a sickular who defends the Muslims, she has no love for her own country."

- **Bhagwaanu**: A term for a Hindu nationalist who is obsessed with the saffron color and the Hindu god Ram. It is derived from the words bhagwa (saffron) and anu (atom). Example: "Look at this bhagwaanu, he thinks he is the reincarnation of Ram."

- **Gau Rakshak** - A term used to ridicule someone who is obsessed with cows or cow protection, often at the expense of human rights or dignity. It is derived from the Hindi words for cow and protector. Example: "He's a gau rakshak who lynches people for eating beef, he has no respect for life."

- **Chutiya** - A term used to abuse someone who is stupid or annoying. It is derived from the Hindi word for the female genitalia. Example: "He's such a chutiya, he always messes up everything."

- **Randia**: A term used to refer to r/india, a subreddit that is often criticized for being biased, censorious and anti-BJP. Derived from the Hindi word "randi", meaning "prostitute". Example: "Randia is full of libtards and anti-nationals, they ban anyone who disagrees with them."

- **Bakchod** - A term used to describe someone who is witty or humorous, often in an offensive or vulgar way. It is derived from the Hindi word for nonsense or bullshit. Example: "He's a bakchod who makes hilarious jokes, he has no filter or boundaries."

- **Bhakt**: A derogatory term for a fanatical supporter of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) or its leader Narendra Modi. Derived from the Hindi word for "devotee". Example: "Don't bother arguing with him, he's a bhakt who believes everything Modi says."

- **Andhbhakt** - A term used to scorn someone who is blindly loyal to anything or anyone, regardless of facts or logic. It is derived from the Hindi words for blind and devotee. Example: "He's an andhbhakt who believes in astrology and superstitions, he has no sense of reality."

- **Chaddi**: A slang term for a member of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), a Hindu nationalist organization that is closely aligned with the BJP. Derived from the Hindi word for "underwear", referring to the khaki shorts worn by RSS members. Example: "Look at those chaddis marching on the street, they think they own this country."

- **Lungi** - A term used to mock someone who is from South India, especially Tamil Nadu or Kerala. It is derived from the name of the traditional garment worn by men in those regions. Example: "He can't speak Hindi properly, he's just a lungi who eats idli and dosa all day."

- **Pappu**: A nickname for Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the opposition Indian National Congress (INC) party and a frequent target of ridicule by BJP supporters. Derived from the Hindi word for "fool" or "simpleton". Example: "Pappu is such a clown, he can't even speak properly in public."

- **Sanghi**: A pejorative term for a Hindu nationalist or a supporter of the BJP or RSS. Derived from the Hindi word "sangh", meaning "organization" or "association". Example: "Sanghis are ruining this country with their communal agenda and hate speech."

- **Katua** - A term used to hatefully refer to someone who is Muslim. It is derived from the Hindi word for cut, which refers to the practice of circumcision among Muslims. Example: "He's a katua who supports Pakistan, he should be kicked out of India."

- **Mudi**: A humorous misspelling of Modi, often used to mock his policies, speeches or actions. Example: "Did you hear what Mudi said yesterday? He claimed that ancient Indians had plastic surgery and genetic engineering."

- **Librandu** - A term used to deride someone who is a pseuo liberal or a pseudo secularist . It is derived from a combination of the words liberal and randi, which is a Hindi slang word for a prostitute. Example: "She's a librandu who supports state owned temples but cries on uniform civil code , she has no morals or values."

- **Chomu** - A term used to tease someone who is naive or gullible. It is derived from the Rajasthani word for a fool or an idiot. Example: "He's such a chomu, he fell for that scam email and lost all his money."

- **Jalebi Bai**: A term for a woman who is sweet and attractive, but also manipulative and cunning. It is derived from the name of a popular Indian sweet, jalebi. Example: "She is a jalebi bai, she will charm you with her smile and then stab you in the back."

- **Bhagwa Brigade**: A term for the users of IndiaChan who support Hindutva ideology and nationalism. It is derived from the saffron color of the Hindu flag, which is also called bhagwa. Example: "The Bhagwa Brigade is always ready to defend Bharat Mata from anti-nationals."

- **Bhangi**: A slur for the Dalits, the lowest caste in the Hindu social hierarchy, who are often discriminated against and oppressed by the upper castes. It is a Hindi word that means "scavenger" or "sweeper". Example: "The bhangis are complaining about casteism, but they don't deserve any respect or rights."

- **Lungi**: A term for the people from South India, especially Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh, who are often stereotyped as being dark-skinned, unintelligent, and culturally inferior by the North Indians. It is based on the lungi, a type of sarong that is worn by men in South India. Example: "The lungis are ruining our country with their Dravidian nonsense and anti-Hindu agenda."

- **Bhagwaan**: A term of respect and admiration for someone who is based, redpilled, or has done something epic or heroic. Derived from the Hindi word for god. - **Gau mutra**: A term for something that is useless, ridiculous, or harmful. Derived from the Hindi phrase for cow urine. Example: "This movie is gau mutra, don't waste your time watching it."

- **Mudi kaka**: A term for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, used either affectionately or mockingly depending on the context. Derived from the Gujarati words for Modi and uncle. Example: "Mudi kaka is the best PM ever, he gave us free vaccines and acche din."

- **Aatmanirbhar**: A term for self-reliant or self-sufficient, used by Modi to promote his vision of making India a global leader in various sectors. Often used ironically or sarcastically by critics to mock Modi's failures or blunders. Example: "Aatmanirbhar bano, don't ask for oxygen or beds."

- **Chowkidar**: A term for a watchman or a guard, used by Modi to portray himself as a protector of the nation and its people. Often used by supporters to show their loyalty or solidarity with Modi. Example: "I am proud to be a chowkidar, I stand with Modi."

- **Dhokla**: A term for a Gujarati snack made of fermented rice and chickpea flour. Often used as a nickname for Amit Shah, the home minister and a close ally of Modi, who is from Gujarat. Example: "Dhokla is the real power behind the throne, he controls everything."

- **EVM**: A term for an electronic voting machine, used to cast votes in elections. Often blamed by losers for being rigged or hacked in favor of the winners. Example: "EVM is the reason why BJP won, they manipulated the votes."

- **Feku**: A term for a liar or a fraud, used to describe someone who makes false or exaggerated claims. Often used as a nickname for Modi, who is accused of lying about his achievements or promises. Example: "Feku is lying again, he said he will create 2 crore jobs every year."

- **Gobar**: A term for cow dung, . Often used to describe something that is nonsense, absurd, or worthless. Example: "This theory is gobar, it has no scientific basis."

- **IT cell**: A term for a group of online trolls or propagandists who are paid by political parties or organizations to spread fake news, hate speech, or positive publicity on social media platforms. Often used by opponents to expose their agenda or motives. Example: "This guy is an IT cell member, he is paid to praise Modi and abuse Rahul."

- **Jumla**: A term for a rhetorical device or a figure of speech, used to describe a catchy or clever statement that is not meant to be taken literally or seriously. Often used by supporters to defend Modi's unrealistic or unfulfilled promises. Often used by critics to mock Modi's dishonesty or incompetence. Example: "15 lakh in every account was a jumla, don't be so naive."--2409:4085:101B:7557:731D:9A50:B29C:B28B (talk) 19:45, 31 August 2023 (UTC)