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Gandhi regarded untouchability as one of the greatest social evils that had crept into Hindu society, a blot on both religion and humanity. He firmly believed that the practice was a denial of basic human dignity and equality. For Gandhi, the concept of untouchability was not sanctioned by __________ ____ ___ _________ ______ ______ ___.
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