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what did Ambedkar wanted to achieve through the temple entry movement

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Ambedkar wanted to make everyone see the power of caste prejudicies within society to the temple entry movement

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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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