Jan 26, 2019
DID Bindu Ammini and Kanakadurga, the two women who took that bold first step and turned it into a giant leap for Indian women across the b
"Bindu was aware that she faced discrimination both as a woman and as a Dalit. She described the act of purification of the temple, post their entry, as proof of untouchability. Being a lawyer, she was acutely aware that untouchability had been abolished and expressly prohibited by Article 17 of the Constitution of India, and that she had the right to non-discrimination based on sex and caste, and therefore that she had the right to enter the temple."