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Why did Dr. Ambedkar use the same Manusmriti while framing the Hindu Code Bill, which he had burnt in 1927? Why, even today, do the Supreme Court and High Courts refer to Manusmriti in their judgments? Those who burn Manusmriti for leftist validation may not like this truth. Ritika... show more

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