Question
Who were Dalit Panthers? What did they stand for?
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Answer
Dalit Panthers was a militant organisation of Dalit youth of Maharashtra.
Aims:-
Aims:-
- Effective implementation of reservation.
- To achieve social justice.
- To destroy the caste system.
- To build an organisation of oppressed sections.
- To provide a platform for Dalit educated youth to use their creativity.
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