Dr B.R. Ambedkar speaks on M.K. Gandhi [BBC sound archives]





    Mr.B.R.Ambedkar! M K Gandhi and myself are being same-to-same with others.So if you can see real fang in m k gandhi,that is nothing but your real fang.

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   B.R.Ambedkar's chaired indian constitution lacks "feeling for self" apart from appearing before law and being in social.

   For example,he wrote 'freedom of expression'.

But he didn't write 'compulsion of duty'.

   IT IS NOT ENOUGH TO KNOW THAT FREEDOM MEANS DUTY.

   INDIAN CONSTITUTION SHOULD EXPLICITLY(POSITIVELY) WRITE THAT OTHER SIDE OF FREEDOM  IS DUTY.

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   IT IS NOT ENOUGH THAT ONE IS NOT ILL.DOING GOOD IS ALSO NEEDED.   

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