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His book — The Annihilation of Caste — expressed these views most force ably. He was also critical of Islam for the way he felt it justified slavery and the mistreatment of women. Indeed, the Muslims have all the social evils of the Hindus and something more. That something more is the compulsory system of purdah for Muslim women. Ambedkar 1.

Ambedkar believed that the rights of untouchables could be best served by having a separate electorate for the untouchables. However, Mahatma Gandhi was deeply opposed to this plan to divide the electorate. On hearing the news Gandhi went on a fast, whilst in jail, provoking huge civil unrest amongst the Hindu population. Instead, a certain number of seats were reserved for untouchables.

This was known as the Poona Pact and drew Gandhi and Ambedkar closer politically. Though tensions between the two still remained. Ambedkar wanted independence, but he gave equal weighting to the amelioration of the untouchables and other marginalised groups in society. It was more important in whose hands the Swaraj would be. In , he formed the Independent Labour party to represent the untouchables in elections.

They gained local success in the elections but fared less well in the elections. He was appointed Chairman of the Constitution Drafting Committee. He was also appointed first Law Minister. Ambedkar prepared a constitution which protected a wide range of civil liberties for both the poor and women. The constitution also included affirmative action to reserve jobs for people from scheduled castes.

The constitution was adopted in Ambedkar was brought up in a Hindu culture and studied Hindu texts. However, he was critical of the caste aspect of Hinduism and frequently talked about his desire to leave his religion and encouraged others to do the same. Ambedkar with his colleague faculty at the Government Law College, Bombay in Fourth from the left in the foreground is Dr.

Ambedkar, representative of the "Depressed Classes. Description M. Jayakar, Tej Bahadur Sapru and Dr. From left — Yashwant Son , Dr. Ambedkar, Smt. Ramabai Wife , Smt. Laxmibai Wife of his elder brother, Anand and Dr. On February Babasaheb Ambedkar as a Bhikkhu Buddhist monk after the demise of his first wife Ramabai, Description B. Ambedkar delivering a speech about conversion to a rally at Yeola, Nasik, on 13 October Babasaheb Ambedkar, chief architect of Indian constitution and founding father of the modern India in Babasaheb Ambedkar in the center with activists of 'Scheduled Caste Federation' Ambedkar in Categories : B.

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