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Gandhi viewed untouchability as a grave social evil that violated the principles of truth, justice, and human dignity. He believed that all human beings are equal and that discrimination based on birth or caste was morally and spiritually wrong. Untouchability, according to him, was not only a social problem ____ ____ _______ ______ __________ _____.
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