If Untouchability Lives, Hinduism must Die

India is a pure land where the gods live in the beautiful plains of the Ganges River including the fascinating Himalayas. The assumption that Dalit is also known as untouchable, unlike ordinary people, this assumption is infected with the country. One day, imagine that someone asks for his / her name and then asks if he / she is Dalit. What is the reaction of this person? Such a problem not only offends the upper class, but also makes Dalit angry. If Dalit has not committed a crime. Dalit and Brahman (the priest or teacher, the highest caste in India) do not have the same red blood.

The social norm that can not access Hinduism depends on the caste system. Because of this, the Hindu restoratives of the National Movement alienated Dalit and Muslims. * The most imminent burden for about 10% of all Indians is the caste split, which drives caste into the bottom of social and economic order. Gandhi was widely known as the advocate of Dalit, he is called Harijan, or the children of God. He believes that untouchable is an evil superstitious and shows that he is against it with many concrete actions. Gandhi's view of Caste not only revealed their wrath but also revealed the view of the world of Gandhi. He believes that these aspects of the caste system have eroded Hinduism.

What O'Neill best said is that the ancient belief system he said has created inevitable modern law. The Indian Constitution prohibits caste discrimination, especially abolishes inaccessibility, but Hinduism is an 80% religion of the population of India and manages his daily life with its hierarchical system and strict social norms . Under that limit, the untouchable parents gave birth to an untouchable child who was judged to be dirty from the first breath. (O'Neal, 1 page). Since most of India is focusing on these Hindu beliefs it is easy to see why it is so hard to break this caste system.