"Please, a more credible source and better context too. I have hard time believing Ambedkar actually said that." Ok, Here goes. "Abandoning all these sober co

"Please, a more credible source and better context too. I have hard time believing Ambedkar actually said that." Ok, Here goes. "Abandoning all these sober considerations Mr. Gandhi came out as an, open enemy of the Untouchables. How can the Untouchables regard such a man as their friend and ally?" http://www.ambedkar.org/ambcd/41K.What%20Congress%20and%20Gandhi%20CHAPTER%20X.htm http://www.ambedkar.org/ambcd/41K.What%20Congress%20and%20Ga... "Thus ended the efforts by the Minorities Committee to bring about a solution of the communal problem. The discussion in the Committee threw Mr. Gandhi's attitude to the Untouchables in relief. Everybody felt that Mr. Gandhi was the most determined enemy of the Untouchables." http://www.ambedkar.org/ambcd/41D.What%20Congress%20and%20Gandhi%20CHAPTER%20III.htm http://www.ambedkar.org/ambcd/41D.What%20Congress%20and%20Ga... Not literally the same statement, but similar in sentiment. Google is your friend. That Ambedkar regarded Gandhi is a pious fraud and hypocrite is well known to students of Indian History. That doesn't make Gandhi an "enemy of the untouchables" , but yes Ambedkar thought so at times, and said so at times.