how the mahatma gandhi finisheshes the practise of untouchability by going countries to countaries
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“ I do not want to be reborn.But if I have to be reborn ,I should be born an untouchable, so that I share their sorrows, sufferings and affront levelled at them,in order that I may endeavour to free myself and them from the miserable conditions “
That was what Mahatma Gandhi said as back as April 1921. The statement speaks volumes on what he thought about untouchables.
In fact he sparingly used the words “untouchables" but named them as “Harijans", meaning they are the people of Hari, the Hindu God.
Mahatma Gandhi did encourage the untouchables to enter the Hindu temples and many a time facilitated their entry by fighting with hard core upper cast fanatics.
He also said “ Swaraj is a meaningless term , if we desire to keep a fifth of Indians under subjugation and deliberately deny them the fruits of national culture”
We can safely conclude that Mahatma Gandhi did take as much interest in removing untouchability from Indian society as much as he worked for gaining independence for India.
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That was what Mahatma Gandhi said as back as April 1921. The statement speaks volumes on what he thought about untouchables.
In fact he sparingly used the words “untouchables" but named them as “Harijans", meaning they are the people of Hari, the Hindu God.
Mahatma Gandhi did encourage the untouchables to enter the Hindu temples and many a time facilitated their entry by fighting with hard core upper cast fanatics.
He also said “ Swaraj is a meaningless term , if we desire to keep a fifth of Indians under subjugation and deliberately deny them the fruits of national culture”
We can safely conclude that Mahatma Gandhi did take as much interest in removing untouchability from Indian society as much as he worked for gaining independence for India.
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