: Gandhi disagreed with Ambedkar’s harsh criticism of Hindu scriptures, believing the caste system could be reformed from within through "Varna Dharma". Ambedkar included a detailed rebuttal to Gandhi in subsequent editions of the book.
is a seminal text by Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, first published in 1936. Originally written as a presidential address for the Jat-Pat-Todak Mandal conference in Lahore, it became a radical manifesto after the organizers cancelled his invitation due to its scathing critique of Hindu scriptures. Core Arguments and Themes Annihilation of Caste
: Finding no path to reform within Hinduism, Ambedkar famously declared, "I will not die a Hindu," and later converted to Buddhism. Historical Reception : Gandhi disagreed with Ambedkar’s harsh criticism of
