Dalit Constitution and Human Rights by Dinesh Sharma focuses on the relationship between constitutional rights, social justice, and the protection of Dalit communities in India. The subject examines the importance of constitutional safeguards in promoting equality, dignity, freedom, and justice for historically disadvantaged sections of society.

The book's subject matter relates to fundamental rights, equality before the law, protection against discrimination, affirmative action, and legal measures designed to prevent caste-based oppression. It also highlights the importance of human rights, social inclusion, and the role of constitutional institutions in protecting vulnerable communities.

The book may be useful for students and researchers in law, political science, sociology, human rights, and social justice studies.