London, August 22: Chief Minister Revanth Reddy and his ministerial colleague D. Sridhar Babu visited the famous Ambedkar House in London.
Babasaheb Dr Ambedkar lives at this address now globally famous – 10 King Henry’s Road in Primrose, London in 1921-22.
“Visiting Dr Ambedkar House is like a pilgrimage. The inspiration is for a lifetime. I feel renewed dedication for social justice,” wrote CM Revanth Reddy in the visitor’s diary.
The Ambedkar House is now a Museum dedicated to the ideals of Dr Ambedkar – Constitutionalism, equality, a casteless society, without oppression, and supremacy of social justice.
During the hour-long tour, Ms Santosh Dass MBE, Chair of the Anti Caste Discrimination Alliance (ACDA), who played a key role is establishing the Ambedkar Museum, detailed various facets of the life of Babasaheb in UK.
Revanth Reddy, after finishing the tour, said, “it has been one of life’s great moments… to be able to see and touch a personal aspect of one of the greatest Indians ever born”.
