History, asked by deeptysenapati8, 7 months ago

dalit refers to
low caste
middle caste
higher caste

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Answered by maalicksabbu

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Answer:

dalits refers to middle class I think that

Answered by oddbloxyt

0

Answer:

Lower caste

Explanation:

Dalit is a name for people belonging to the lowest caste in India.

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