There were several proposals to change the Hindu way of life, but this did not reflect any improvement or improvement in the lives of the exploited, oppressed, abusive lives and women of all societies.

When the British government could not make any changes, Baba Saheb Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar first introduced the Hindu Code Bill before the Constituent Assembly to reform the Hindus.

But his efforts did not succeed due to stiff opposition from fundamentalist Hindus, especially the RSS, Ram Rajya Parishad, and other hard rights. The bill was sent to the Select Committee on 9 April 1948.

If Baba Saheb had passed this proposal of Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar and got it legalized and agreed to curb the fanatic Hindu practice of casteism, then perhaps Baba Saheb would have thought about the idea of renouncing Hinduism before taking a decision.

I have tried to bring the truth to everyone by having a comprehensive discussion on the Hindu Code Bill. To what extent I have succeeded in this, I leave this decision to the readers. Hope they will find it interesting and appreciate it.

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