In the Name of God, How a Wall Segregates a Village Based on Caste
Untouchability is the extension of caste practice and is still practiced in many parts in Tamil Nadu.
Newsclick Team

Untouchability is the extension of caste practice and is still practiced in many parts in Tamil Nadu. In Walajapet of Vellore district, the upper caste people with the support of extreme hindutva outfits built a wall around a temple to stop the dalits from entering the compound. Unbelievably barbaric, this 'untouchable' wall is the symbol of the depths of caste practices in the new India.

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