The Mandal has deputed our Assistant Secretary, Mr. We will invite Harijan leaders of all shades of opinion and you will get an opportunity of giving your ideas to them. So if you kindly accept our request and come to Lahore to preside over the Conference it will serve double purpose. Independent Harijans of Punjab are very much desirous to meet you and discuss with you their plans.

We can change our dates to accommodate your convenience. Our Executive Committee persists in having you as our President for our Annual Conference. I am now very anxious to read the exposition of your new formula-'It is not possible to break Caste without annihilating the religious notions on which it, the Caste system, is founded.' Please do explain it at length at your earliest convenience, so that we may take up the idea and emphasize it from press and platform. I have explained and preached it in the Kranti many times and I have even lectured on it in many Conferences. I have always benefited myself and our Mandal from your ideas. You are a great thinker, and it is my well-considered opinion that none else has studied the problem of Caste so deeply as you have. I have released it for press without your permission for which I beg your pardon, as I saw no harm in giving it publicity. Many thanks for your kind letter of the 5th December. Sant Ram, the Secretary of the Jat-Pat-Todak Mandal:

On December 12, 1935, I received the following letter from Mr. “I am now very anxious to read the exposition of your new formula-'It is not possible to break Caste without annihilating the religious notions on which it, the Caste system, is founded.' Prologue: How this speech came to be composed-and not delivered

Annihilation of Caste by B.R. Ambedkar