Tipu derived the concept of ‘egalitarian society’ from the French Revolution. Tipu contributed immensely for the welfare and progress of the downtrodden communities in Mysore state. Tipu adopted the role of a social reformer in his zeal to promote the welfare of his people. The revenue regulations demonstrate Tipu’s concern for the poor peasants. Tipu abolished feudalism, beggary, prostitution, human trafficking, human sacrifice, alcohol consumption and other social and economic evils. He was a strong defender of social justice since he was positively affected by American Revolution and French Revolution. He adopted novel system of the administration of justice and achieved the goal of inclusive development in Mysore State. Tipu had followed the standard system of administration for the development of the farmers, artisans, workers and other disadvantaged sections of society. He was a crossreligion icon who stood by social justice centered administration in Mysore state.