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The Art of Anti-conformism

A democratic society which fails to accept the necessity of heretical personalities cannot long remain democratic. B.R. Ambedkar was well aware of this fact, but he also knew that his moral capital as a leader with an egalitarian vision did not provide him with the sufficient legitimacy to call into question laws of the Hindu religion and those of a temporal Hindu state or society. To his honour, Ambedkar stood all alone in his rejection of unjust laws and regulations in pre- and post-independent India.