About the Republican Party of India (Bhimrao Ambedkar)
The Republican Party of India (Bhimrao Ambedkar) was founded to carry forward the political vision of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar. It is a party dedicated to the upliftment of marginalized communities, labor rights, and social equality.
About the Republican Party of India (Bhimrao Ambedkar)
The Republican Party of India (Bhimrao Ambedkar) was founded to carry forward the political vision of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar. It is a party dedicated to the upliftment of marginalized communities, labor rights, and social equality.
Our party’s constitution is directly influenced by Dr. Ambedkar’s Labour Party
(established in 1936), which fought for:
Workers' Rights, Fair wages, and Economic Justice.
Political Participation of the Oppressed.
Free and ccompulsory Education
for all.
A Caste-Free, Progressive, and Democratic India.
Mission
Mission
- Political and social empowerment of Dalits, Scheduled Castes (SCs), Scheduled Tribes (STs), Other Backward Classes (OBCs), and marginalized communities.
- Labor rights and economic justice based on the ideology of Dr. Ambedkar’s Labour Party.
- Implementation of the Constitution in its true spirit to protect the rights of every citizen.
- Elimination of untouchability, caste discrimination, and economic inequality.
- Protection of farmers, workers, women, and youth through progressive policies and governance.
Vision
The Republican Party of India (Bhimrao Ambedkar) envisions an India where:
- Every citizen enjoys equal rights as guaranteed by the Constitution.
- Caste-based discrimination is completely eradicated.
- Dalits, backward classes, farmers, and laborers receive social and economic justice.
- Education and employment opportunities are accessible to all.
- A strong democratic system ensures political participation of the marginalized.
Values
We believe in fairness, equality, and unity. Our goal is to support marginalized communities, making sure everyone gets equal opportunities and rights. We stand against injustice and exploitation and work to protect democratic rights like freedom and participation for all. We also promote secularism, ensuring that people of all religions and backgrounds are treated with respect. By following these values, we hope to build a society where everyone is treated fairly and lives in harmony.
Mission
Mission
- Political and social empowerment of Dalits, Scheduled Castes (SCs), Scheduled Tribes (STs), Other Backward Classes (OBCs), and marginalized communities.
- Labor rights and economic justice based on the ideology of Dr. Ambedkar’s Labour Party.
- Implementation of the Constitution in its true spirit to protect the rights of every citizen.
- Elimination of untouchability, caste discrimination, and economic inequality.
- Protection of farmers, workers, women, and youth through progressive policies and governance.
Vision
The Republican Party of India (Bhimrao Ambedkar) envisions an India where:
- Every citizen enjoys equal rights as guaranteed by the Constitution.
- Caste-based discrimination is completely eradicated.
- Dalits, backward classes, farmers, and laborers receive social and economic justice.
- Education and employment opportunities are accessible to all.
- A strong democratic system ensures political participation of the marginalized.
Values
We believe in fairness, equality, and unity. Our goal is to support marginalized communities, making sure everyone gets equal opportunities and rights. We stand against injustice and exploitation and work to protect democratic rights like freedom and participation for all. We also promote secularism, ensuring that people of all religions and backgrounds are treated with respect. By following these values, we hope to build a society where everyone is treated fairly and lives in harmony.
Historical Evolution of the Republican Party of India (Bhimrao Ambedkar)
Historical Evolution of the Republican Party of India (Bhimrao Ambedkar)
The roots of our party trace back to the Labour Party, which was founded by Dr. B. R. Ambedkar in 1936. Our political philosophy is built upon the principles of democracy, economic justice, and social equality.