History · Modern Indian History and Social Reformers
B.R. Ambedkar led the 1927 Mahad temple entry movement because: (A) People who were called 'untouchables' by casteist society were not allowed inside the temple. (B) He had already become Buddhist and wanted Buddhism to be considered a sect of Hinduism. (C) He wanted Hindu society reorganised on the principles of equality.
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Only (A) and (C)
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