In which year did Ambedkar start a temple entry movement?

1927

The correct answer is Option 2 - 1927

Ambedkar started the Temple Entry Movement in 1927. He led the first temple entry satyagraha at Mahad, Maharashtra, on March 20, 1927. The satyagrahis were attacked by upper-caste Hindus, but they continued their protest. The Mahad Satyagraha was a landmark event in the struggle for social justice in India. It helped to raise awareness of the issue of untouchability and inspired other Dalit movements.

Ambedkar led several other temple entry movements throughout his life. He believed that temple entry was essential for the social and economic upliftment of Dalits. He argued that Dalits were entitled to the same rights and privileges as other Hindus, and that they should not be denied access to temples on the basis of their caste.

The Temple Entry Movement was a success in many parts of India. Due to the efforts of Ambedkar and other Dalit leaders, Dalits were granted entry to many temples across the country. However, the movement also faced resistance from upper-caste Hindus, and it took many years for Dalits to achieve full equality in all temples.