Indian Constitution has great respect across globe: Rahi

Ram Pal Rahi, vice-president of Federation of Ambedkar and Buddhist Association, Bedford, UK, today said the architect of Indian constitution B R Ambedkar commands huge respect across the globe.
"I have travelled to 49 countries in the world and found his (Dr Ambedkar) name with utmost respect," Rahi said at a day-long international seminar on "Farsightedness of Social Justice: The Indian Constitution" held at Bhim Rao Ambedkar University of Social Sciences (BRAUSS) here, on the occasion of the "Constitution Day".
Criticising Manusmriti, he said though Manu had written authoritative Hindu law book (Dharmashtra), nobody in the world knows about him or the text.

Supreme Court lawyer Manoj Gorkela, vice-chairman of Lawyers of the World Association, said Indian constitution is the best in world and it is the national document of social life.
"The biggest achievement of the Constitution is that it binds people of various castes, belief and faiths which remained scattered due to disagreements earlier," he said.
He said that Ambedkar commands immense respect across the world.