Vol. 15 · pages 11–15
As Free India's First Law Minister and Member of Opposition in Parliament, 1947–1956
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Our Constitution must not be a dictatorship but must be a Constitution
in which there is a parliamentary democracy, where Government is all
the time on the anvil so to say, on its trial responsible to the people,
responsible to the judiciary, then I have no hesitation in saying, that the
principles emboded in the Constitution are as good as, if not better than
the principles emboded in any other Constitution.
Constituent Assembly Debates,
Vol. 9, 17th September 1949, p. 1663
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(Facsimile of Dr. Ambedkar’s letter to The Secretary, All India
Depressed Classes Conference, Nagpur, dated 28 February 1930.)
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