Abstract

Dr. B.R. Ambedkars vision for Indian democracy was profoundly shaped by his commitment to social justice equality and the empowerment of marginalized communities. His approach to democracy was not merely about political representation but was deeply rooted in the principles of social and economic equity. Ambedkar advocated for a system where democracy would be supported by fundamental rights and a robust legal framework to protect the disenfranchised. His vision encompassed the removal of caste-based discrimination and the establishment of an inclusive society where every individual could achieve their full potential. This abstract highlights the core elements of Ambedkars democratic ideals emphasizing his belief in the need for structural reforms to create a just and equitable society.