Was Indira Gandhi far more intelligent and educated than Dr. B. R. Ambedkar for having added secularism to the constitution?
The following article is from a series of questions asked by Dr. Ambedkar critics and answered by Mr. Shekhar Bodhakar
This is the original
preamble to the Constitution of India.
Can adding ONE
word/phrase; i.e. secular (or
secularism) to the constitution make you far more intelligent and educated than
the polymath, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar (BA; MA; MSc; Phd; DSc; LLD; DLitt;
Bar-at-Law), an eminent scholar of Jurisprudence, the chief architect of the
Indian Constitution and a lexicographer ?
The answer is an
obvious NO.
Some counter
questions:
- Why was the need felt to add the word “secular” after decades of the Indian Constitution being in force?
- Wasn't the original preamble as perfect as you can practically get?
The wording in the following image is wrongly accepted as the preamble to the constitution and it is in fact A LIE that it is the preamble. The “new” preamble cannot be the preamble because it suggests a preamble to a constitution that was accepted in 1949 and adopted in 1950.
A new preamble can
only be a preamble to a new constitution.
Take special note of
the LAST LINE IN GREEN LETTERS in the ASSUMED PREAMBLE (below).
The reality is that
the ORIGINAL preamble cannot be amended/edited/ words added to or removed. It
can only be replaced.
So Indira Gandhi attempted
to REPLACE the original preamble with the one that suited her needs
and succeeded in fooling the majority that it is a required AMENDMENT (not a
replacement).
PS. : Shockingly even
the latest versions of Indian Constitution states that ‘… (on) the 26th day of
November 1949 we hereby adopt , enact and give to ourselves This constitution…’
whereas, it includes the terms ‘Socialist and Secular ‘ that were added in 1976
i.e. 27 years later. This is a gross misuse of political power and
therefore intellectual dishonesty by Indira Gandhi.
Author: Shekhar
Bodhakar
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Did Dr. Ambedkar ever say that if he got
the opportunity, then he would burn the Constitution?
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