The present work explicates the colonial origins of the Brahmin hate narrative, amplified and spread today as globally visible Brahmin hate propaganda.\nGlobal Brahmin hate often masquerades as the ‘caste privilege’ narrative.\nThe inevitable consequence of Brahmin hate propaganda is Brahmin Genocide, the latest example being Kashmir.\nThe objective of Brahmin hate is Hindu civilisational extinction. Brahmins just happen to be in the way.\nAn outline of a battle plan for the Brahmin community and Sanatanis engaged in this civilisational battle is presented in this book.\nBrahmin Genocide is meant for all Indians and well-wishers of Bharatiya civilisation who see it as a beacon of hope, a guide for a sustainable, harmonious and equitable modernity—and as a symbol of triumph of human civilisation.