The infographic illustrates the stark contrast between the Brahmin community’s proportion of India’s population and their overwhelming dominance in key political, judicial, and bureaucratic institutions.

🟥 Despite constituting only about 3–5% of the total population, Brahmins have historically occupied a disproportionate share of power—ranging from prime ministerial and presidential posts to the civil service, judiciary, and diplomatic positions.

🔶This pattern highlights the persistence of what scholars and critics describe as “Brahminocracy”—a system where democratic representation is overshadowed by entrenched caste privilege and structural dominance.