Dr. Bheem Rao Ambedkar, the father of the Indian constitution, is known for his profound contributions to enforce social justice, equality, and fraternity in the constitution, to shape a modern India. He saw the Constitution as a living document that should always reflect the principles of equality, liberty, and fraternity.

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Ambedkar advocated for the dismantling of social hierarchies and discrimination based on caste, religion, and gender. In his line social, economical and power hierarchies do not exists in true democracy. He embraced Buddhism as a means to escape the hierarchical and oppressive structures of Hinduism and to promote values of Social equality. Ambedkar advocated “No god commands what justice denies, No man is pure because of lies. A faith that feeds on another’s pain, must burn, to cleanse, to live again.” Ambedkar  lit no incense, he lit a flame —  to write new law in freedom’s name. Not caste, not creed, not man’s decree, But equal worth — humanity. His pen was fire, his word was right, He turned the night to moral light. The code he wrote was not for few — It spoke for all — for me, for you.

 

​​Secularism: Our belief in secularism is rooted deeply in Babasaheb Ambedkar’s belief that religion should not dictate social, economical  or political policies. We believe in a secular state where laws and policies are made and maintained based on reason rather than religious doctrines. 

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Rationality and Reason: We value rationality and critical thinking. We approach social, economical and political issues with a reasoned perspective. We advocate for policies and reforms based on empirical evidence and logical analysis rather than tradition or dogma.

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Commitment to Constitutionalism: We see the Constitution as a moral guide to ensure justice, equality, and democracy, and work diligently to create a framework that would uphold these values. Our moral framework is deeply intertwined with Babasaheb Ambedkar's belief in the rule of law and constitutional governance.

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Inclusive Democracy: We believe that inclusive democracy is essential for ensuring social, economical and political equality. We believe that democratic governance is a means to achieve social justice and protect individual rights.

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Social Equality: We reject the practice of caste-based hierarchy that undermining the dignity of individuals, particularly the Dalits, and work towards creating a society where everyone would be treated with equal respect. We will protect the rights of marginalized communities, We believe in the necessity of social reform to eliminate the caste-centered political  and economic systems also and ensure justice and equality for all individuals, regardless of their social background.