20 March 1923 – First revoluation at Mahad for Water to Dalits
Yesterday was anniversary of first revoluationary movement – 20 March 1923 the day Babasaheb Ambedkar took for water for Dalits at Taluka Mahad District Raigad (Maharshtra). There is a “Taalaab” which was the only source of water for villagers. So called upper caste Hindus never allowed to poor people who were being exploited under tag of Shoodras.
Babasaheb Ambedkar moved and on 23 March 1923 to Mahaad and he himself took water from there and made it available to everyone.
It was the time Simond Commission had to come to India to initiate freedom task and Babasaheb had to show that “the poor exploited people who are tagged as Shoodras are not Hindus since Hindus do not consider them as a member of the their society.
Yesterday millions people moved toward Mahaad to Salute the Great founder of equal rights for every citizen. DRF was also there to touch the feets of ever great Babasaheb Ambedkar.
There, in Mahaad, are Caves Made by Bouddha Bhikchhoos at the time of Buddha in the hights of a Hill. All age people, including little children with parents and old aged people, were moving to see that holy places and feel the touch.
