Question

what did ambedkar want to achieve through the temple entry movement​

Answer 1

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In 1927, Ambedkar started a temple entry movement, in which his Mahar Caste followers participated. Brahman preists were out- raged when the Dalits used water from the temple tank. His aim was to make everyone see the power of caste prejudices within society.

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Answer 2

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The Temple entry movement was startedso that Dalits could enter the temples and earn self-esteem.

Final Answer:-

Aim of the Temple Entry Movement was to show how powerfully caste prejudices were prevailing in the society. And to regain self-respect of Dalits.

Explanation:

Dr. Ambedkar belonged to “Mahar” caste which used to be considered as untouchable. He had experienced discrimination in his daily life.

Dalits were not allowed to enterin the temples and they were not allowed to drink water from taps which people from upper caste used to drink.Dr. Ambedkar was against such discriminations. In 1927, he started Temple Entry Movement. Brahman Priests were outraged from entry of Dalits in the temples and use of water from tanks in the temple premises. He led three temple entry movements from 1927 to 1935. His aim was to show power of caste prejudices within the society and to regain self-respect of Dalits.

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