After seeing a photograph of this man, Surai Sasai was inspired by a vision of a holy figure to go to his home and build several places of worship.
After seeing a photograph of this man, Surai Sasai was inspired by a vision of a holy figure to go to his home and build several places of worship. A temple and memorial to this figure contains a statue of him inscribed with the phrase "My Struggle of Life is My Only Message". This man's followers great each other with a saying meaning "victory to" this man, Jai Bhim. LN Hardas was a follower of this man. One of this man's precepts involved not paying homage to one's ancestors during a particular 16-day period; that is one of this man's 22 vows. A posthumous 20-page autobiography of this man was entitled (*) Waiting for a Visa. In a public ceremony at Nagpur, this man accepted the Three Jewels and Five Precepts, inspiring 600,000 of his followers to do the same. This man's campaigning also led to the reservation of jobs for members of scheduled tribes and Other Backward Classes.  For 10 points, name this drafter of the Indian Constitution whose conversion to Buddhism inspired many of his fellow dalits to do the same.
After seeing a photograph of this man, Surai Sasai was inspired by a vision of a holy figure to go to his home and build several places of worship.
Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar [or Babasaheb]