Throwback to when PM Modi was overcome with strong emotion while passionately recounting Ambedkar’s virtues. Today Dr. Ambedkar would have turned 131. #TBT
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00:00A son of a Dalit mother,
00:05from birth to death,
00:08only suffered torments.
00:12He was humiliated.
00:14He was neglected.
00:16The one who made this social document,
00:18the pain of Babasaheb Ambedkar,
00:23the torments he had tolerated,
00:28the words were coming out of his mouth,
00:32and that was when the constitution was formed.
00:37Let us look at the peculiarities of Babasaheb Ambedkar.
00:42How are the great men and the long-sighted?
00:44This is an example.
00:46If someone wants to attack the government,
00:49then the quotation is of Babasaheb Ambedkar.
00:53If someone wants to use someone for his own protection,
00:57then the quotation is of Babasaheb Ambedkar.
00:59If someone wants to use someone for his own protection,
01:01then the quotation is of Babasaheb Ambedkar.
01:03This means,
01:05how long-sighted that great man was,
01:07what a vision he had,
01:09how extensively he expressed his thoughts,
01:11that even today,
01:13he is a guide for the opposition,
01:15he is a guide for those who run the government,
01:17he is a guide for those who sit neutral,
01:19he is a guide for those who sit neutral,
01:21he is a guide for those who sit neutral,
01:23this in itself is a great miracle.
01:26Otherwise, there are many thoughts,
01:28but all thoughts are of one purpose,
01:30not all thoughts are of one purpose.
01:32They are of one purpose,
01:34not all thoughts are of one purpose.
01:36Babasaheb Ambedkar's specialty was that
01:38his thoughts were of one purpose,
01:40that his thoughts were of one purpose,
01:42for every generation,
01:44for every generation,
01:46for every group,
01:48he was becoming a benefactor.
01:50This means,
01:52those thoughts had a power,
01:54which was dedicated to the nation,
01:56and even after 100 years,
01:58how can a nation be like this,
02:00they had the capacity to see this,
02:02only then could they come up with such a thing.
02:04And that is why,
02:06it is very natural to have a desire
02:08to pay homage to this great man.
02:10Granville Austen,
02:12he said while describing
02:14the constitution of India,
02:16and I find it very interesting,
02:18he said,
02:20this is a social document,
02:23otherwise,
02:25the constitution
02:27can be a legal document.
02:29can be a legal document.
02:31If Babasaheb Ambedkar
02:33had not been involved
02:35in making the constitution,
02:37forgive me,
02:39I am not criticizing anyone,
02:41then perhaps,
02:43our constitution
02:45could have been the best
02:47to run the country,
02:49to run the government,
02:52but the constitution
02:54would have failed
02:56to become a social document.
02:58This social document
03:00was made by Babasaheb Ambedkar,
03:02the pain and suffering
03:04that he had to bear,
03:06the words of his torments
03:08were coming out in it,
03:10and that is when
03:12the constitution was created.
03:14And that is when
03:16a foreigner said,
03:18that this is a social document.
03:21The son of a mother
03:23from birth
03:25to the end of his life
03:27only suffered the torments,
03:29he was humiliated,
03:31he was neglected,
03:33he had to
03:35bear
03:37the consequences
03:39one after another.
03:41In the hands of
03:43the same person,
03:45when the future
03:47of the country
03:50was decided,
03:52then it was possible
03:54that if he was
03:56like us,
03:58then the poison
04:00would have appeared
04:02somewhere,
04:04the fire of revenge
04:06would have come out.
04:08But this was Babasaheb Ambedkar's
04:10greatness,
04:12that he endured
04:14all his life,
04:16but in the constitution
04:19there was no feeling
04:21of revenge.
04:23This
04:25is the greatness,
04:27the height of that personality
04:29because of which
04:31it is possible.
04:33How much height will there be
04:35in life,
04:37how strong will be
04:39the thought inside,
04:41that that great man
04:43drank all that poison
04:45and for us
04:48he left the nectar.
04:50A country like India,
04:52a country filled
04:54with diversity,
04:56the power to bind
04:58all of us is in the constitution,
05:00the power to increase all of us
05:02is in the constitution,
05:04and that is why it is a matter of time
05:06that we
05:08with the sanctity of the constitution,
05:10with the power
05:12of the constitution
05:14and with the things
05:17of the constitution
05:19try to introduce people to each other.